Omah Lay Shares His Thoughts On Mohbad’s Tragic Passing
Nigerian singer Stanley Omah Didia, often known as Omah Lay, advises individuals to live their life on their own terms because people would move on after they die. This was stated by the artist during an interview with Adesope Olajide on the Afrobeats Podcast. There, he conveyed his regret that things are gradually returning to normalcy since Mohbad’s death.
He then used that platform to encourage people to live their life. Lay also mentioned that he had recently learned of Mohbad’s death, and that the sorrowful news broke him down for a moment, especially because he viewed him as family. Lay went on to advise individuals to prioritize their happiness, claiming that people eventually move on after grieving.
"Mohbad just passed, it broke me down so much… Everybody has moved on. You have to live your life"
– Omah Lay pic.twitter.com/BrcfRZonO5
— 🐬 @𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 (@OneJoblessBoy) September 18, 2023
Lay also mentioned that he had recently learned of Mohbad’s death, and that the sorrowful news broke him down for a moment, especially because he viewed him as family. In the same interview, the singer also stated that his rapid rise to fame has had an effect on his mental health. He talked about his troubles with fame.
The ‘Soso’ singer acknowledged that it was challenging at first, but he ultimately accepted the realities of fame and began to move at his own pace.
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