Gospel singer Ebuka Songs has finally addressed the controversy surrounding his exit from Moses Bliss’s record label, Spotlite Nation.
The drama unfolded when Moses Bliss revealed that Ebuka Songs had left the label just 11 months into a three-year contract.
In a recent interview, Ebuka Songs expressed his disappointment over some of Moses Bliss’s statements, but chose not to dwell on the details.
Instead, he emphasized that both parties have come to a mutual understanding and compromise, bringing an end to the controversy.
In his words: “When I saw the interview, I was a bit sad about some of the things that were said there. If I begin to pick points on some of the things that were mentioned, it’s not really necessary.
“I’m not really happy with the way a lot of things went, but at this point there is really nothing that I can do.”
“We both came to a compromise about everything that happened, and God is glorified. He’s doing his ministry, doing well and i’m doing whatever God is asking me to do, I’m doing well and I’m excited. He’s happy, I’m happy, we’re good.”
