Fans of late Nigerian musician Mohbad gathered at Unity Fountain in the Federal Capital Territory’s core business district, Abuja, to demand justice.
The candlelight parade, organized by “Mohbad Abuja Fans,” sought justice in the wake of the singer’s tragic death.
The event apparently began exactly at 7 p.m., with fans wearing white T-shirts to symbolize purity and sadness, including Tonto Dikeh.
Participants in the candlelight procession paid their tributes to Mohbad by playing and dancing to his songs.
As fans reminisced about the artist’s music and effect, the mood was filled with both sadness and jubilation.
The well-organized celebration demonstrated Mohbad’s strong bond with his admirers, who gathered to pay tribute to him.
The online community commended the fans for their dedication and unity in seeking justice for the late singer.
@effedeborah said: “May our lights not be put out prematurely, Amen.”
@richy_billy_02 said: “Mohbad is the light.”
@thatgirl_nayang reacted: “The light can never die.”
@hb_enter commented: “Kai these people go touch light, The world has never seen anything like this before TBH, NIGERIA is a highly influential country I must say.”
@voguebykendra said; “Fly high General.”
@realmelvis said: “Abuja was really organized.”
@iamblackbharbie22 reacted: “Hope they won’t tear gas like the way they did in lagos oo.”
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