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Naira Marley shares the special power of his music, says it can cure depression

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 at 8:57 AM by Adeyinka Odutuyo

Nigerian musician Azeez Fashola, popularly known as Naira Marley, recently used his social media platform to make a declaration about the power of his art.

There is no doubt that the young artist remains one of the top mentions when it comes to music stars that put out lyrical contents that are considered vulgar, in the Nigerian music industry.

His controversial single Am I A Yahoo Boy had landed him into an ugly drama with officials of the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), some months ago.

In the same vein, Naira Marley’s Soapy single was also received with a lot of criticism as many submitted that the lyrics and dance routine of the song glorified self-pleasure.

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Well, it appears in all of these, the entertainer remains convinced about the therapeutic power of the kind of music he makes.

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Sharing a post on the photo-sharing app, Instagram, he declared that his music has the power to cure depression.

See his post below:

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Several internet users were spotted in his comment section with mixed reactions. Read comments below:

11hemmyz: "It can cure depression and can also put haters into depression"

lovei_x.o: "For real tho!! It does cure depression!!"

iam_tayorichie: "I swear down no be lie"

kemiolunloyo: "#ptsd nko? I’m battling that one"

This would not be the first time the rapper would come out to brag about his art. Recall that Legit.ng previously gathered that the Puta crooner shared a post on the micro-blogging platform, Twitter, where he declared that he would use his music to cure the hearts of his fan base.