“I Miss Him, he Was a Good Boy”: Sam Larry Breaks Down in Viral Interview, Claims Mohbad Owed Him N2M
Despite long-standing tension and swirling accusations, controversial music promoter Sam Larry has spoken out emotionally about the late singer Mohbad, declaring he misses the young talent and never wished him harm.
In a bombshell interview with internet personality VeryDarkMan (VDM), Sam Larry denied any involvement in Mohbad’s tragic death and offered his side of the story, insisting he wasn’t even in the country when the incident occurred.
“Yes, I miss him. He was a good boy,” Sam Larry said somberly. “All these people shouting ‘Justice for Mohbad’ didn’t even support his music when he was alive. I carried his career on my head. I took him everywhere.”
Sam Larry’s revelations have stirred heated reactions online, especially his claim that Mohbad allegedly owed him ₦2 million a fee for a joint birthday show the singer agreed to perform at but allegedly skipped after payment.
“His birthday was January 4, mine was January 7. He told me to merge the shows and collect an appearance fee,” Larry explained. “He got paid but never showed up.”
The promoter maintained that the birthday performance was Mohbad’s own idea and that the singer even sent his bank details to receive the money. However, the deal fell apart when Mohbad failed to appear at the event, a no-show Sam Larry said deeply disappointed him.
While the interview has gone viral, it has further polarized public opinion. Many netizens have expressed skepticism, accusing Sam Larry of trying to rewrite history, while others believe he deserves a chance to explain himself.
Sam Larry’s emotional outpouring and insistence on his innocence add another layer of complexity to the ongoing public quest for answers and justice. As the controversy rages on, one thing is certain the mystery surrounding Mohbad’s untimely death is far from settled.
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