Tobi Ijalana
Star singer, Duncan Mighty, has reacted to an allegation of fraud levelled against him by a Norway-based singer, Ernest Emeka.
The artiste otherwise called Appyday said Mighty and his manager, Western Momodu, reneged on a deal to collaborate with him in his new song, after collecting a million naira.
According to E-Daily Emeka wants Mighty to feature in the audio and video of ‘She doesn’t care’.
He told E-daily, “Duncan Mighty swindled me, collected N1million to feature on my single ‘She doesn’t care’ but he did not show up. He claims the money was for studio booking. Please, which Nigerian producer collects N1 million for studio booking to record a verse on an already finished song? Besides, my single was already finished.
“I only paid Duncan to drop a verse on my finished song and be in the video. I already made arrangements for the studio and engineer, Duncan was just supposed to come to Lagos and record. And I also paid for his flight and hotel accommodation. Now Duncan pretends he is innocent and even says he will go to the River for me. I have a question for my fellow Nigerians here. So, in Nigeria, somebody will collect your money, refuse to do the job and also intimidate you? I am speechless”
But Michael has said that he does not know anything about the claim.
He is quoted as saying, “I don’t understand what you are saying, who is that? I’ve no idea of what you are saying; I’m not aware of anything. Kindly screen shoots the page where the person made the accusation and send to me so I can have an idea of what you are saying.”
