Nigerian singer, Harrison Tare Okiri, widely recognized as Harrysong, has taken to social media to address a longstanding issue with his former label boss, Kcee, pertaining to unpaid debts and withheld royalties.
In a series of posts on his Instagram story, Harrysong earnestly appealed to Kcee to refund his money and release control over his songs.
Detailing the extent of the issue, Harrysong highlighted specific tracks, such as "Reggae Blues," "Baba for the Girls," and "Samankwe," among others, for which Kcee has allegedly been receiving 100 percent of the royalties.
Expressing his plea, Harrysong implored the Five Star music executive to take his rightful share and accord him the due recognition for his creative contributions.
Acknowledging Kcee's reputation, Harrysong initiated his post with a plea, citing Kcee as a "bully" and referring to him as the "power mike."[/p>
Closing his message, Harrysong offered a prayer, invoking divine intervention to ensure that the fruits of his labor are not reaped by another individual.
In Harrysong's words: “I’m Here To beg you all to help me and follow me Beg Kingsley Okonkwo, known as kcee. To refund my money and release my songs At least, he can take his percentage, and give me wat is rightfully mine, For more than 7 years now, he’s been the one collecting 100 percent of my Royaltie from Reggea blues, baba for the girls, samankwe, better Pikin, Ofeshe, (all my big songs). He collects one hundred percent of all royalties, it’s not fair. my I started this by begging, na beg I Dey beg am, I know he likes to bully, he’s the power mike, help me beg him, the songs are mine, he should at least be fair to give me wat is rightfully mine. May God not let us work, and another man just be reaping our hard end sweet in Jesus name.”
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