The woes of Cynthia Morgan continues as Yemi Alade’s manager, Taiye Aliyu joins the band wagon to shut down the embattled reggae dancehall songstress.
Taiye after admitting there are two sides to a story, relating to Cynthia Morgan’s case, spoke highly of the former management team of the singer, giving respect and honour to Joy Tongo and Jude Okoye for their immense support and contribution to the success of African music.
He stated emphatically that nobody owes Cynthia Morgan anything and for that matter, the singer should own up to her mistakes and grow up.
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“Artists are human beings, #cynthiamorgan own up to your mistakes and grow.
I have spoken and done business with Jude Okoye and @joytongo so many times they are good people, there is always 2 sides to a story and then there is the TRUTH. Do your research.
Nobody owes you anything, the #JUDEOKOYE template for management and labels in Nigerian Entertainment works well over time, only if you are patient. Don’t be naive, people jumping into conclusion.
Nobody, i repeat owes you nothing …. don’t bring your naive self here. People cannot own businesses because they don’t know how it works and are not patient enough to watch it grow. I want to thank baba @judeengees , for being part of the young CEO’s that have helped to shape Music business in #AFRICA. Also @joytongo has been a major force for Nigerian Artists touring the USA. Thank you Facts
No self pity here, we need to research first before you try to rip people’s integrity apart. When @judeengees speaks about his journey so far his is blunt, If he has messed up he says it clearly. We all need to grow this industry, let’s call a spade a spade, not a big spoon.
Common sense ….. is not common. The winning formula is to build good character –?it takes time, money, humility, loyalty, consistency and God.”
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