Naira Marley on Afrobeats urges artists to help revive the genre as he works to rebuild his image after being cleared in the Mohbad case by a Nigerian court

Naira Marley on Afrobeats is back in the spotlight as the singer publicly urged fellow artists to help “make Afrobeats great again,” following a turbulent period in his career.

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In a post on X, Naira Marley wrote:

“Anyways let’s make afrobeat great again.”

His appeal comes as he works to restore his position in the music industry after being faced with cancel culture** linked to accusations around the death of his former signee, Mohbad.

Anyways let’s make afrobeat great again.

A Nigerian court has since dismissed the lawsuit filed by Mohbad’s father, citing a lack of evidence connecting Naira Marley and associate Sam Larry to the tragedy.

This renewed call to action also comes amid commentary from Ghanaian-American singer Amaarae, who recently claimed the global momentum of Afrobeats has stalled.

She stressed the need for innovation in both Afrobeats and broader African music.

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Now, with legal hurdles behind him, Naira Marley is positioning himself as a **voice for unity and evolution** within the genre.