Majek says Charles Novia defrauded him, still accusses Timi Dakolo of copyright violation

The Rainmaker’ Majek Fashek is blowing hot again in 2017; this time, the veteran musician who has been rehabilitated after having issues with drugs is accusing Charles Novia of November Records of scamming him and causing problems for his American endeavours.

Majek also had words for Timi Dakolo who he said violating his copyright on the hit ‘Send Down The Rain’, an accusation Timi has overtime responded to saying he had an agreement with Majek’s manager over the re-make of the track.

Speaking during an interview he granted recently, Majek said; “I want Nigerians to please help me stop Charles Novia and Azuka Jabose from defrauding me. A lot has been happening, which I am giving a little tip. I have never had contract with Charles Novia. He put me in trouble with my American boss, even the Little Patience Album; I did not receive a penny from it. The song was recorded by Coral Music, Los Angeles.

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“And I am still having problems with them because I try to help him use the song to boost him for the Nigerian audience to help his November Records. Because of his scam that November Records is down, I have never had managing or recording contract with him. He should present our contract to Nigerians, he owes Coral Music.

“That’s why I had big problem with Coral Music. Azuka is full of scandal. I have never had contract with them and they have no right to negotiate my business; they have been using me for too long. I also need Timi Dakolo to present the management he paid to and how much by going to use my song and earning money from iTunes and making money from Send down the rain. Azuka, a cab driver in America, whom I gave support -they are friends. I am not joking because my solicitor will contact him soon and we will make it public.” Majek informed.

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