Mohbad: Cynthia Morgan Shares Her Story With Former Record Label

In the wake of the tragic demise of former Marlian signee Mohbad, Cynthia Morgan has again stepped out to give what she described as her difficult circumstances with Jude Okoye, owner of Northside Music.

Cynthia Morgan, a dancehall sensation, was previously signed to Northside Music, owned by Jude Okoye. In a candid revelation, she exposed how the label had purportedly claimed to have purchased a house and car for her, in addition to providing a monthly allowance. However, she asserted that these were mere facades concealing a more distressing reality.

The artiste disclosed that off-camera, the label had subjected her to hurtful remarks and treatment that shattered her faith in humanity. She candidly revealed that, to this day, Jude Okoye, the label boss, cannot maintain eye contact with her.

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In the wake of the difficulties Mohbad experienced, Cynthia Morgan said: “Till Date Jude cannot see me eyeball for eyeball. There are terrible people everywhere. You too have to be brutal. And just know people will never lie on you if they aren’t scared of you.”

Read netizens comments below:

rosythrone: “With all what is going on currently, I feel lot of artists are going thru a lot. Your fave could be evil, u don’t just know them”

christaminaj: “At this point make Una use that voice go sing for God .” hallyberry_empire: “E be like say record label Na secret cult now cause what’s all this.”

okirikashowroom: “I have said it that mohbad’s death will bring sanity to the music industry and I’m here for it.”

Meanwhile, GWG.ng reported that Temmie Ovwasa ‘YBNL Princess’ spoke on her ordeal with music star Olamide and his wife, Aisha Adebukunmi. The singer made bold claims of how Olamide’s wife made her an errand girl. Temmie also claimed Adebukunmi publicly humiliated her, calling her ‘broke’ whenever they went out.

Cynthia Morgan’s courageous revelation sheds light on the challenging dynamics within the music industry, emphasizing the importance of transparency and fair treatment of artistes. Her poignant story serves as a reminder of the trials faced by artistes striving for success and the significance of fostering a supportive and respectful environment within the industry.

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