Naira Marley Net Worth

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Naira Marley net worth 2021: Naira Marley born Azeez Fashola is a Nigerian Singer and Songwriter. Marley has become popular recently for “not so good” reasons. Keep reading to find out more about him.

Naira Marley Profile

Azeez Fashola was born on 9th May, 1994 in Agege, Lagos State, Nigeria. He relocated to  Peckham, South London, England when he was 11 years. He received his basic education at Porlock Hall before proceeding to Walworth School for his Secondary Education.

Naira Marley graduated with a distinction in business from Peckham Academy. He also studied business law at Crossways College.

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Naira Marley is married to two women and has four children

Naira Marley Music Career

Naira was encouraged to pursue a career in music by his close associates. His dream was to become an MC and voice-over . Following his friends advice, he began practicing as a musician and released He released the Max Twigz-assisted track “Marry Juana” before releasing his debut EP Gotta Dance in 2015.

he released the Olamide and Lil Kesh-assisted single “Issa Goal”, which became the theme song for the Super Eagles at the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

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Naira Marley net worth

Naira Marley net worth is estimated at $ 1million. Marley owns his own record label record label Marlian Records  and has CBlvck, Zinoleesky, MohBad and Fabian Blu as signed acts. he won Viewers’ Choice for “Soapy” at the 2020 Soundcity MVP Awards.

Marley’s Arrest

On 10 May 2019, the EFCC arrested Naira Marley and his friends Zlatan, Tiamiu Kayode, Adewunmi Moses and Abubakar Musa. The arrest was made a day after he released the video for the controversial single “Am I A Yahoo Boy”. Five days later, the EFCC released Zlatan and three others but kept Marley in their custody due to overwhelming evidence against him

Naira Marley Songs

• “Kosi Werey” ft Olamide (2016)
• “Issa Goal” (2017)
• “Japa” (2018)
• “Am I A Yahoo Boy” (2019)
• “Bad influence” (2019)
• “Opotoyi (Marlians)” (2019)
• “Why” (2019)
• “Soapy” (2019)
• “Pxta” (2019)
• “Back2work” (2019)
• “Mafo” (2019)
• “Tesumole” (2019)
• “Tingasa” (2019)
• “Aye” (2020)
• “Dido lobo”(2020)
• “Mofoti” (2020)
• “As E Dey Go” (2020)
• “Idi Oremi (Opotoyi 2)” (2020)
• “Chi Chi” (2020)
• “Koleyewon” (2021)