Ebuka Songs speaks on feud with Moses Bliss

Popular Nigerian gospel musician Ebuka Emmanuel Hillary, better known as Ebuka Songs, has officially ended reports that he was at odds with Moses Bliss, the head of his record label.

Ebuka Songs became well-known when his hit song "I Will Pray" captured listeners' hearts and made him famous throughout the world.

Moses Bliss signed him to the Spotlite Nation record label in 2023. Their cooperation developed into an unshakable bond that produced a tonne of joint music and projects.

This wonderful friendship also benefited Ebuka, who received a gift automobile and other extravagant items.

In recent months, Ebuka Songs caused a stir online by removing all of the videos and pictures of him with Moses Bliss, including a lovely clip in which he received a car from his record label boss.

His noticeable absence from Moses' Facebook group videos has recently increased the buzz, making some followers think that their once-unbreakable friendship has shattered due to a serious fallout.

Ebuka Songs has finally addressed the rumours that have been going around regarding him leaving the record label in a recent interview.

Ebuka Songs expressed his displeasure with Moses Bliss saying that occasionally Moses would record group songs that didn't fit with his own style of preaching.

According to him, this creative difference made it tough for him to record his verses on the tracks Moses requested. He confirmed rumours by publicly confirming that he had removed images and videos of himself with Moses Bliss.

Ebuka set himself apart from those in the profession motivated more by young exuberance than by true passion when he brashly declared his unwavering faith in his skill and divine mission.

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