Nigerian singer Zinoleesky has reacted to the controversy surrounding an alleged phone conversation between him and fellow artiste Lil Frosh, released by social media activist VeryDarkMan (VDM).
The singer appeared to question why public attention had shifted to the date the conversation was reportedly recorded rather than its contents.
In a social media post, Zinoleesky seemingly addressed questions about the recording, which VDM claimed was made on September 17, 2023, barely five days after the death of fellow singer Mohbad.
“Now the conversation has changed to why I recorded five days after the whole country said we killed someone. Okay,” Zinoleesky wrote.
In the alleged audio recording, Lil Frosh reportedly told Zinoleesky that Afrobeats star Davido had contacted him and asked him to advise Zinoleesky to leave Marlian Records, the record label owned by Naira Marley.
Reacting to the claim during the conversation, Zinoleesky was heard expressing surprise, asking: “Davido called you to ask me to leave?”
Lil Frosh further claimed that Davido had instructed him to warn Zinoleesky about remaining with the record label, adding that he could provide screenshots of his alleged conversation with the singer as evidence.
VDM, who released the recording, said he had kept the audio for a considerable period and disclosed that it was the reason he had been trying to reach Davido.
The leaked conversation has since generated discussions on social media, particularly over its timing, the claims involving Davido and the circumstances surrounding the controversy that followed Mohbad’s death.
However, the claims contained in the alleged recording have not been independently established.
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