Seyi Vibez has escalated his war of words against his former record label, Dapper Music, amid the ongoing controversy over alleged missing funds reportedly exceeding ₦1 billion. The singer took to X (formerly Twitter) with a series of cryptic posts, mocking the label and those associated with it, while suggesting he had escaped before things turned worse.
Cryptic Posts and Direct Jabs
In one of the posts, Seyi Vibez wrote, "Thank GOD say na me first Japa. The rest na mumu." This comment appears to mock those still linked with Dapper Music, implying that he was wise to leave early. He also alleged that "Dem dey use jazz," claiming that spiritual manipulation attempted against him did not work.
Further posts took aim at celebrity chef Hilda Baci. Seyi Vibez alleged that food from her was provided to him by Dapper Music, joking that the experience almost killed him. He later added, "Na Hilda Baci BBL all una catalogue money dey go. All of una dey craze and una mama."
Background of the Controversy
The dispute centers on allegations that over ₦1 billion in funds are missing from Dapper Music. Seyi Vibez's recent outbursts are part of a broader public spat that has captured attention in the Nigerian music industry. The singer's remarks on social media have kept the issue in the spotlight, with fans and observers closely following the exchanges.
His comments about Hilda Baci, a well-known chef, add a new dimension to the controversy, blending personal grievances with broader accusations against the label. The reference to "catalogue money" suggests concerns about financial management and revenue distribution within the label.
Impact and Reactions
So far, Dapper Music has not publicly responded to Seyi Vibez's latest posts. The ongoing accusations have raised questions about transparency and accountability in the Nigerian music business. As the saga unfolds, industry watchers are keen to see whether legal or financial actions will follow, given the magnitude of the alleged missing funds.
The singer's continued public commentary indicates that he remains determined to air his grievances, potentially influencing public perception of Dapper Music. The situation underscores the challenges artists can face with record labels, particularly regarding financial matters.
