Moses Bliss, renowned gospel singer and founder of Spotlite Nation, has finally addressed the departure of former signee, Ebuka Songs, after months of speculation.

This occured during a press conference at The Experience 2024 music concert, where both artists performed separately.

The event, known for gathering some of the biggest names in gospel music, provided the perfect setting for Bliss to clarify the situation and set the record straight.

Bliss, famous for his hit song Daddy Wey Dey Pamper, explained that Ebuka Songs left before completing his contractual obligations.

According to Bliss, the original agreement was for three years, but Ebuka chose to exit after just 11 months.

In his words, “There are no issues between us. Yes, he was signed to Spotlite Nation, but he decided to go independent.

Our contract was supposed to last for three years. Around the 11th month, he told me he wanted to pursue his music alone.

I took time to pray about it and eventually gave him my blessing.”

The gospel star emphasized that he holds no resentment toward Ebuka and fully supports his decision.

“We’re not holding any grudges. Our mission has always been about spreading the gospel and allowing people to fulfill their calling.

At the end of the day, it’s about making Jesus known,” he added.

Bliss, whose platform Spotlite Nation has nurtured several upcoming gospel artists, expressed genuine happiness in having contributed to Ebuka’s journey.

He concluded by saying, “I love him and I’m proud to have been part of his growth. I wish him nothing but success.”