  While most BSM searches at the LHC focus on heavy new states, the NMSSM
contains the possibility of new light states that have escaped detection due to
their singlet nature. Here we focus on light pseudoscalars, investigating the
parameter space impact of recent LHC searches for such light states stemming
from the decay of the 125 GeV Higgs boson. It is shown that, though direct
searches can not yet compete with the requirement of the 125 GeV scalar having
SM-like couplings, the searches are touching the allowed parameter space and
should make a phenomenological impact in the near future.
