Sam and Naira Marley After being held for weeks, Larry was given bail and given a strong warning.

The topic at hand is subject to differing opinions and has generated significant debate. Following a prolonged period of detainment, Nigerian artist Abdulazeez Fashola, more often recognized as Naira Marley, along with his associate Samson Elutu, widely known as Sam Larry, were granted release on bail.

Based on a report acquired by Kemi Filani, the industry executives facing numerous challenges have not been granted bail. Instead, they have been mandated to provide three sureties, each amounting to N20 million.

Naira and Larry have additionally been mandated to surrender their international passports and regularly report to the State Criminal Investigation Department (CID) on a weekly basis.

The Magistrate issued a cautionary statement, advising against direct communication with her, emphasizing that any such attempts would be recorded and potentially revealed during public court proceedings.

After the demise of the musician Mohbad, Naira Marley and Sam Larry were alleged to have engaged in physical assault against the deceased artist, leading to their subsequent imprisonment.

Last Monday, Naira Marley and Sam Larry initiated legal proceedings by filing a lawsuit against the Magistrate and Police, alleging that their arrest was conducted without a specified duration.