- Celebrities have faced harsh comments and directions on how to express their grief in the days following Mohbad’s untimely demise.
- Churchill considers this online activity to be cyberbullying, and it’s crucial to remember that individuals who indulge in online harassment aren’t far removed from those responsible for Mohbad’s untimely death.
Famous personalities have been scrutinized by online users in the aftermath of the tragic death of great artist Mohbad. These celebrities’ social media messages are scrutinized and critiqued, with some even advising them on how to mourn Mohbad’s death.
Olakunle Churchill has spoken out in response to this cyberbullying trend, emphasizing that cyber bullies are not dissimilar to those guilty for Mohbad’s killing.
Pretty Mike of Lagos had earlier spoken out about how unpleasant some netizens have been since Mohbad’s death. Churchill added to what Pretty Like had said, saying,
olakunlechurchill “@prettymikeoflagos is one of the smartest people i know in the industry. He literally took words out of my mouth with this post.
As we’re seeking Justice for Mohbad, let’s stop being cyber bullies ourselves.
There is no difference between Cyberbullies and the alleged perpetrators of the attack on the young artiste.
Blackmailers and Bullies are even worse that witches and wizards. It’s sad that they are the ones to even chase clout with people’s tragedies and feign support in public.
Let’s stop pulling people down while hiding behind the keypads
SayNoToBully #StopOnlineBully #DontDrivePeopleIntoDepression #saynotoblackmail #justiceformohbad #saynotobullying”
