Nigerian music producer Samuel Oguachuba, widely known as Samklef, has spoken out regarding his ongoing rift with social media activist Verydarkman amid the controversy surrounding the late singer, Mohbad.

In a recently shared video, Samklef debunked claims that Verydarkman paid ₦20 million to gain access to the leaked celebrity group chat allegedly connected to Mohbad’s death. According to him, the chat leak originated from a member of the group itself.

“Verydarkman didn’t pay anyone ₦20 million for the group chat details. The leak came from someone who was already inside the group,” Samklef clarified.

The producer also voiced his disappointment at what he perceives as a lack of recognition from the music industry and Mohbad’s family for his efforts in pursuing justice. He questioned why he should continue to fight publicly when even the singer’s father remains silent on the matter.

“I don’t have any personal interest in this case. Why should I cry more than the bereaved?” he said, lamenting the insults he has received despite his intentions. He also recalled that he refrained from challenging the judiciary after Naira Marley and Sam Larry were cleared of accusations, despite feeling isolated by the industry.

Samklef concluded by calling for an end to the ongoing conflicts, stressing that revenge would not bring peace to Mohbad’s soul, which he noted is still unsettled as the singer is yet to be laid to rest.

“Revenge won’t solve anything. Let’s all cease fire and stop fighting,” he urged.