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May it never be well with you and him for the agenda you both are trying so desperately to push! 🤣😂😂😂😂 Not a single thing you’ve said here reflects the truth. It’s all a carefully constructed narrative built on absolute falsehoods. NOW, FOR THE RECORD, REGARDING “RULES OF LIFE” I DID NOT REMOVE HIS NAME FROM THE SONG BECAUSE OF ANY EFCC RELATED ISSUES HE MAY HAVE HAD. Life can happen to anybody, and I have no reason to hold that against him. So, let’s make that absolutely clear. His EFCC case dates back to 2021, while Rules of Life was released in 2024. So, how exactly does it make sense to claim that I removed him from the song because he was picked up by the EFCC? The timeline alone contradicts that narrative. But, for the avoidance of doubt, I made the decision to remove him from my record and yes, my record because I had already been promoting the song on TikTok before he reached out in being part of it. This is something I routinely do with most of my songs, and that was actually how he came across the record in the first place not like he just hit me up for a feature. He called me, and said he would like his name to be on the song as a primary artist and made several promises about what he intended to do promotion wise. He made quite a number of assurances, all of which ultimately turned out to be empty promises. He paid close to 3 million naira for the feature, (Yes close to) because the payments were made in several instalments rather than as a lump sum. He sent the money in scattered amounts (500k, 700k, 80k Yes (80k) 200k, and so on), which is why the total did not amount to a complete 3 million. I had to pay the videographer ($2,500) out of my own pocket, as the video was shot in New York. The $2,500 was flight inclusive cause the videographer came from Atl…..and even the producer’s manager kept blowing up my phone because this same guy had refused to pay them…..if I hit him he kept on coming up with different stories for over a year. The situation almost escalated into an issue between the two of us. He subsequently asked me to refund the money he had paid for the feature, and I did so immediately, without hesitation. I eventually refunded him the full sum of 3 million, as I had lost track of the exact amount he had initially paid due to the fact that the payments were made in several instalments. I’ve attached the proof of refund to this post for the sake of transparency. Thankfully, the transaction receipt clearly bears his full legal name. As far as that song is concerned, I have no outstanding business or financial dealings with him whatsoever, and I consider the matter completely closed. So before you jump online to manufacture narratives and misrepresent the situation, get your facts straight!