If there is anyone doubting the potency of Naira Marley’s name, that person better have a rethink. For a long time, there hasn’t been an artiste who has assumed so much notoriety, one whose antics are debated with so much nuance. People like to talk (and write) about Naira Marley , but what has the man himself got to say? Till date, his most famous proclamation was the question of whether he engaged in internet fraud. The resultant song, “ Am I A Yahoo Boy ,” led him to dark waters, where he thrashed about, and it seemed he would be submerged in its murkiness. He didn’t, and he rose, with his hand simulating masturbation, voicing yet another proclamation, two words: Jo Soapy. Since that song, Naira Marley would go on to become something of a maverick, a leader of the Marlians . A pseudo-woke group masquerading as dissents, the buzz would be caught, by everyone really. Those who didn’t like Naira Marley still danced (or found themselves doing so) whenever “ Soapy ” came on, perhap