Afeez Fashola, a Nigerian street singer better known as Naira Marley, has denied claims that he was convicted of car theft.

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A Lagos court had on Monday ordered the arrest of the controversial street singer — amid the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s cyber fraud-related case against him.

Marley took to his Twitter handle to fire a barrage of tweets where he hinted he had no need to commit the said crime since he has a Bentley and Porsche to himself.

“Car theft? Maybe I need to post my Bentley, Porsche or benzo. If u lot like try stain my name from today till tomorrow I will still be the next president and who’s Adeyemi Fashola aka Naira Marley. Another free promo I’m guessing,” he tweeted.

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“I’m still baffled, one bad belle paid bloggers to carry fake news because I’m sure the bloggers didn’t sit down to make that up themselves. U can’t even sue no1 in Nigeria It would cost u so much money to sue. I would have sue all these news presenters.”

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Marley has been in a heated legal battle with the EFCC after he was arrested alongside Zlatan Ibile, fellow singer, following a controversial 2019 single and social media comments perceived to have upheld cybercrime.

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Amid the 11-count charges of “conspiracy, possession of counterfeit credit cards, and fraud,” on him, the EFCC had revealed that it retrieved more evidence against the singer following a forensic examination.



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