Nigerian gospel musician Ebuka Songs has shared his thoughts on his former music boss Moses Bliss’ allegations against him.

During an interview Moses Bliss claimed that Ebuka signed a three-year deal but decided to quit after 11 months.

The singer stated that after praying about Ebuka Songs' request to pursue a solo career, he gave him his blessing. The “Bigger Everyday” crooner, said he harbours no ill feelings towards his ex-signee despite his sudden exit.

Ebuka has previously stated that clash of visions was the reason for his departure from Moses Bliss' label.

Reacting to Moses Bliss comment about his departure, Ebuka stated that he was not pleased with everything his former boss said about him throughout the interview. According to him, some of the things that were said were unnecessary.

He stated that he and Moses had reached an agreement after the incident, and they had each gone their separate ways.

“I was a bit sad to hear some of the things that were said about me in that interview”

Nigerians have since taken to social media to share their thoughts.

fredcomedian1 said: "Una go do rubbish use God dey cover up , saying we have to glorify god guy talk the matter."

greatdancelord said: "Make all of Una just dey single wordy song abeg, since it’s all about money and contract make we know say Una be the same tin with wizkid and the rest."

talkwithjoe_tv reacted: I started listening to Ebuka before Moses signed him the song was already everywhere."

edo_alexx wrote: "You have the right to not answer some questions. Allow the sleeping dog to continue sleeping. No go wake am,"

brendanukagod__ reacted: "Everything is now money even the anointing of the holy spirit will be sold soon for this generation."

iamgebzy said: "You saying so many things said on that video didn’t go well with you means you are saying Moses lied. Simple question was there a contract yes or no? If yes did you completed your own part of the contract. If you don’t wanted to answer you would have simply ignored the question. Instead of giving an answer that makes it look like minister Moses is lying."