Edo born singer, Cynthia Ikponmwenosa Morgan, popularly known by her previous stage name Cynthia Morgan, whose songs paved the way for Dancehall and Hip hop fusion in Nigeria, revealed a lot when she went live on Instagram last night.
The 28-year-old singer who got signed to Northside Music Ltd.––owned by Jude Okoye––in 2013 has announced that she now goes by the stage name Madrina.
The Allegations
Speaking on the Instagram live interview conducted by Sandra Ogbebor, the lady who fronted the #BringBackCynthiaMorgan campaign, Cynthia Morgan made a number of allegations that have left many stunned. In particular, she alleged that she faced some difficulties while working under Jude Okoye’s record label, Northside Music, including being restricted from using her social media accounts. She also alleged that she was forbidden from using her own stage name “Cynthia Morgan” after their separation.
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Cynthia Morgan also revealed how her career ended due to the shocking fall out of P-Square in 2017 and an illness she dealt with for years which she spent all her savings treating. She added that though she didn’t like the situation she found herself in and could have sued Jude Okoye, she just thought it wise to let it slide.
Peter Okoye (Mr. P) Chimes In
Hours after the Instagram live went viral, Peter Okoye aka Mr. P, formerly one half of the defunct P-Square duo, backed up her claim with a couple of tweets. Of course, many were surprised that he chimed in considering that Jude Okoye is his elder brother. His tweets served to prove that there may still be some unresolved issues between the brothers.
And some people thought i was stupid when I made the right decision. My dear C Morgan! it’s never to late to be what you might have been. God will surely see you through and carry you through the storm. Keep believing??.
— Peter Okoye MrP (@PeterPsquare) May 24, 2020
My dear C Morgan, The decision i made 3yrs ago was never about the firm,money or power! It was for my FREEDOM!??
— Peter Okoye MrP (@PeterPsquare) May 24, 2020
Sad you rejected the contract i gave u. Just because they made you see me like the bad egg. I pray you understand that God has a purpose for everything. Never give up
Former Manager Joy Tongo Responds
Reacting to the accusations by Cynthia Morgan on their label, Cynthia’s ex-manager Joy Tongo took to her Instagram and Twitter page to blast Cynthia claiming Cynthia Morgan owes her over $30,000 and has come out on social media with hope of getting empathy from fans.
Cynthia Morgan this is 2020, we haven’t forgotten all your dirt ! Internet does not lie , emails does not lie and much more . I am coming for you ! All the dirt you did to I and Jude and others you must pay this time around . Is over 4 years and you are still talking trash!
— Joy Tongo (@joytongo) May 24, 2020
Joy Tongo also tweeted that Cynthia Morgan’s career was destroyed by her pride and nasty attitude. According to the music executive, she is ready to take on Cynthia Morgan and expose all the nasty things she did whilst under their management.
Cynthia Morgan you are advised to let people know the truth , else we would tell them the truth
— Joy Tongo (@joytongo) May 24, 2020
PS: Your former management
Davido Brings An Offer
With Cynthia Morgan and her songs trending all day, 30BG CEO and mainstream artiste, Davido has reached out to her telling her he has a verse for her. This means we should be expecting an OBO X Madrina collaboration soon.
Tell Cynthia I got an anthem for her …. I’ll record my verse now
— Davido (@davido) May 24, 2020
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While we wait for Cynthia Morgan’s return, here are five of her biggest hits…
1. German juice
2. Don’t break my heart
3. Lead me on
4. In love
5. Come and do
Photo credit: Instagram | Officialcynthiamorgan
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