Drama As Mohbad & Naira Marley Featured As Question In University Exam

Rivers State University (RSU) used the viral  real-life scenario involving Naira Marley and Mohbad in one of their second-semester exams.

The Faculty of Engineering at RSU creatively utilized the well-known conflict between the music executive and his former signee to set a question for its students.

The question paper carrying the date October 2, 2023, sparked tonnes of reactions from mourners on social media.

As seen online, the exam question paper delved into the intricacies surrounding the late singer’s attempts to terminate his contract with the Marlian House.

The question reads:

“Mohbad was signed/ employed by Marlians Record in Nigeria, whose CEO is Naira Marley. Though the investigation is still ongoing, reports making the rounds on the internet have it that all attempts by Mohbad (the signee) to terminate the contract between himself and Marlians Record was resisted.”With your knowledge of the regulatory framework of employer/employee relationship, discuss the concept of notice in an employment relationship. Who can terminate the contract of employment?”

See the question paper below

RSU question on Naira Marley and Mohbad sparks reactions

See reactions below:

simplezinnyfood:
“E reach to appear…person wey dey appear for Nigerians dream..na for exam paper he no go appear?? Rip mohbad.”

_lov_issabella:
“If I no pass this exam make i know wetin cos am.”

de_real_sophia:
“Rsu and case study questions be like 5&6.”
9jasingles_partner_connects:

“Nigeria is a town hall different from Netflix and Amazon prime .”

_tami_heart:
“That question looks like Mac 232 (theories). You go write one foolscap e no still reach.”

easystrong:
“The questions no hard to answer but na duller full that river state university .”

_siyosgram:
“The answer is Sam Larry cos this life is full of Sam Larry.”

just_ayoh:
Na only Sam Larry and Naira Marley fit pass the question the rest of us zero Video of Naira Marley being highjacked from Lagos airport trends