Kcee seeking relevance with lawsuit since his career is dead, Harrysong says

Hours after ex-Five Star Music singer Harrysong received a lawsuit filed against him and his former manager Soso Soberekon by his former label mate Kcee, the Bayelsa State born musician has fired back saying the “Limpopo” crooner is seeking relevance with his latest action.

Kcee’s lawsuit filed at the High Court in Lagos is demanding for the enforcement of his ‘Fundamental rights’, a move Harrysong who now seems bewildered by the action, describes as witch-hunt.

In his post on Instagram after the receiving the lawsuit, Harrysong said; “Even though you and I know you offended me, I listened to the voice of elders and apologised to you despite all the oppression, yet my success causes you running stomach.

Continuing, Harrysong added that; “And to my fans out there, please brace up for impact, since they have decided to hold us down by all means, We are ready to prove them wrong by all means…, less I forget, help me ask them, what is my crime this time?”

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Reacting to the development, Harrysong’s manager, Desmond Ike, says Kcee wants to stay relevant by using the lawsuit he filed against Harrysong just because his (Kcee’s) career is dead.

According to Desmond, Kcee is yet to come to terms with the fact that Harrysong has dumped him in the thrash, while also telling him (Kcee) to go and make a hit instead of running around looking for relevance where there is none.

Recall that the pair seemingly mended fences months ago after the intervention of Daddy Showkey and Kelvin Luciano following the arrest of Harrysong after complaints of breaching a contractual agreement, dumping Five Star Music to launch his own label, and allegedly forging E-Money’s signature.

But judging from the latest development, it seems Kcee has not gotten over his grouse with Harrysong.

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