Following the news of a court injunction given to Music star Brymo by his former record label Chocolate City music which hit social media, the singer has come out to debunk the news saying they were not true.[READ: Brymo and Chocolate City legal mess: "Merchant, Dealers and Slaves will be released as scheduled" – Brymo]The Eko singer claimed the story that says he has been prevented from performing was a rumour and his second album Merchants, Dealers & Slaves will be released has scheduled.
Read his tweet below:
"Pls disregard any news about an injunction on my new album M,D&S, it's all untrue.. Just a ploy to disrupt my release as usual.." — Olawale Ashimi (@BrymOlawale) October 24, 2013
-ynaija
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