Updated – M.I Abaga: “Contracts Must Be Honoured” | Chocolate City Vice President Speaks on Brymo Feud With the Label | Photos of Brymo’s Court Injunction

The Brymo/Chocolate City saga continues.

Moments ago, estranged Chocolate City ensign, Brymo took to Twitter to call out the label’s CEO, Audu Maikori in yet another Twitter rant in recent times.

Since his third album, “Merchants, Dealers & Slaves” dropped, there has been very tense energy between the “Down” singer and his now estranged record label as legal matters have caused a rift between them.

Read his tweets!

M,D&S on the streets today, pls ensure to grab a copy.. Your patronage is greatly appreciated!!

— Olawale Ashimi (@BrymOlawale) October 25, 2013

Audu Maikori has been calling and threatening everyone who wants to work with me, the injustice will not cease..

— Olawale Ashimi (@BrymOlawale) October 25, 2013

You are the lawyer, the judge and the enforcer…

— Olawale Ashimi (@BrymOlawale) October 25, 2013

Father would tell me stories about the injustice that’s eating this land, I guess it’s my turn for first hand experience..

— Olawale Ashimi (@BrymOlawale) October 25, 2013

Moments after, Chocolate City vice president, M.I Abaga took to his Twitter page to explain the intentions behind the difficulties they are facing with Brymo‘s antics. He made a statement in a response to a fan’s tweet:

@BabaOloriokoBB if u believe that.. Then u r misled. Contracts must be honored. Fin.

— jude abaga (@MI_Abaga) October 25, 2013

Update

Also, contrary to Brymo‘s tweet which asked fans to disregard news of a court injunction, it seems the singer was just trying to ignore the Nigerian legal system like he did his contract. Check out photos of the filed court injunction.

What’s your take on this feud? Who is at fault and how best do you think they can make amends amicably?

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