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Ruger’s Bold Move: A New Chapter Beyond Jonzing World
Nigerian music sensation, Ruger, known offstage as Michael Olayinka Adebayo, recently made headlines with his bold departure from Jonzing World, the record label led by the renowned D’Prince.
On February 6, 2024, Ruger took a stand, voicing his discontent with the terms of his contract. He felt his hard-earned success was being diverted to fund the label’s new talents, leaving him in a position he could no longer accept.
The split has sparked conversations among fans, with some questioning Ruger’s ability to produce hits post-Jonzing World. A fan’s comment, “No Hit since you left jonzing,” was met with a swift and confident reply from Ruger, stating, “no hit for Jonzing since I left Jonzing.” This exchange highlights the artist’s belief in his talent and the value he brought to his former label.
Ruger’s journey post-Jonzing World has been one of self-discovery and artistic freedom. He launched his own label, Blown Boy Entertainment, marking a fresh start and a commitment to his musical vision.
Despite the challenges, Ruger’s resolve remains unshaken, and his fans eagerly await the next hit from this Afrobeat star.
Nigerian singer Speed Darlington speaks on the politics of the country and the upcoming 2027 elections. He shared that President Tinubu should not have a second term, and the current state of Nigeria is enough to prove why.
“The first major decision you made was removing the fuel subsidy, and now business owners are using it as an excuse to exploit customers. When you look around, you’ll see people are truly struggling,” he added.
He also spoke on the money the government keeps borrowing and the tax charges.
Nigerian streamer Carter Efe calls out online, saying that he hasn’t received his cash prize after his win against Portable.
It can be noted that the streamer recently had a boxing match against Portable and won the N50 million cash prize.
However, he shared recently “Dem never give me my money oo. I never see N50 million ooo. I nearly die for that fight, I never see the N50 million. Make dem pay me the N50m oo,” he lamented.
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