DOWNLOAD Fresh Trouble For Popular Singer, Zlatan Ibile As Artiste Accuses Him Of Fraud Movie Download

Trouble may be looming for popular street music rave of the
moment, Omoniyi Temidayo, a.k.a ‘Zlatan Ibile’, as fast rising afro-beat
singer; Mayowa Bae has accused him of defrauding him.
According to Mayowa Bae who spoke to E-Daily he had paid the sum of
N200,000 to Zlatan for a music collaboration since November 2018, but
the rapper has since refused to fulfill his end of the bargain as they
both agreed.

“In November 2018, I listened to a beat my producer made
in the studio and I started vibin to it; before we knew it, I recorded
the chorus and made the first verse. But while I was about recording the
second verse, my producer suggested that I collaborate with Zlatan on
the song. I asked who Zlatan was and my producer said he took the last
verse in Chinko Ekun’s ‘Able God’.

“I contacted a friend who knows him and he gave me his contact. I
contacted him and sent him the song, he listened and we agreed on
recording the song together. He asked for some amount which I paid to
him within two days. He confirmed he got the money and ever since then
he started feigning busy; his number too was always busy.

“I called some of his close friends like DJ 4Kerty, Drumphase, Billy Q
and other guys to talk to him; he told them he will do it that I should
give him time. Since November 2018 till now I haven’t gotten the song;
now I’m asking for a refund because I’m over the recording already, as
I’m working on better projects already.”

He added:

“I called his management to tell them what’s happening,
after few hours they called me and told me he said I should not worry
that he will get back to me. I waited for months but he didn’t get back
to me as promised.

“When I called the management again they said they were sorry that
they can’t do anything about the matter because at first I didn’t come
through them, that since I contacted him directly there was nothing they
could do. I kept on calling, sending text, sending mails but all
ignored.”