Popular musician Korede Bello has explained why he won’t be posting his pain for his fans to see online.

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In response to concerns concerning his well-being from worried fans who asked whether he’s okay after hearing his new song, the “Godwin” crooner stated this.

The fan identified as Olaoye said; “I hope Korede Bello is fine. Man spoke his mind in the song jejely ft Mr. Eazi”.

Korede Bello responded by stating that he is alright but will not talk about his pain since he does not want people to use it as entertainment.

This occurs in the wake of the reactions to the unrecognized agony of singer Mohbad, who passed away.

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Korede Bello wrote:

“I am well, but even if I am not, I will not be on the Internet talking about it because I wouldn’t want people to consume my pain as entertainment.
Beauty & Bliss,
Thank you 💌”

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Oluwasanmi Oludipe David, often known as Spyro, has admitted that he battled a pornography addiction for a very long period.

Read also: Nigerians raise over 34 million for late Mohbad’s son

During a recent interview with Echoo Room, Spyro disclosed his issues with pornography.

He stated that his purpose is not to preach religion through the secular music industry, despite rumors that he criticizes his colleagues for living irresponsibly.

The “Who’s Your Guy” singer countered that artists may still make money off of decent music.

He said, “I struggled with pornography for years. I’m not a saint. I go through these things. I’m in here with you guys. I’m not saying that I’m holy. Everyone is far from holy.

“And I’m not coming to preach to people that you’ve to be holy. I’m human just like you. But I’m just saying that as much as we can.”

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Spyro made this revelation after recently stirring up controversy by implying in a podcast interview that Shallipopi’s music encourages scammers.

Since Mohbad’s untimely passing affected so many worried citizens, they have focused a great deal of energy on the late singer in an effort to bring him some measure of justice.

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However, they have also provided financial support to the musician who was supposedly killed by a ferocious bully connected to Naira Marley and Sammy Larry as they work to see justice done.

According to reports, Light, Mohbad’s son, has raised a staggering amount of money—over 32 million—since Nigerians began supporting him.

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The youngster, who is ignorant of his father’s termination and the ongoing drama, became the center of attention after his father passed away out of worry for the toddler’s future.