Seyi Law, the renowned Nigerian comedian, has issued a strong call to record label owners in the country, urging them to refrain from jeopardizing the lives and careers of artists who choose to leave their labels.
He alleged that some music executives have made threats that artists who depart from their record labels will never find success in the industry.
Furthermore, Seyi Law accused certain record label owners of pressuring their signees into engaging in illicit lifestyles and behaviors.
He voiced these concerns against the backdrop of the tragic and sudden death of former Marlian Music signee, Mohbad, who passed away on Tuesday, just a year after his controversial departure from Naira Marley’s record label.
Using his platform, Seyi Law expressed his perspective on these issues, emphasizing the importance of record label owners knowing when to let go of their artists. He urged them not to assume an all-encompassing role in the lives of talents they did not create.
Seyi Law’s message also addressed the prevalence of substance abuse and negative influences in the entertainment industry, pointing out that some artists are pressured to conform to these lifestyles. He highlighted the dangers of such behaviors and the negative impact they can have on young talents.
Moreover, Seyi Law referenced past controversies, such as the one involving Ruggedman and Naira Marley, to underscore the need for accountability within the industry.
He called on the police to fulfill their responsibilities in ensuring a safe and responsible environment.
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In conclusion, Seyi Law emphasized the value of life over wealth and cautioned against taking actions that could harm others in the pursuit of success in the entertainment industry.
His message serves as a reminder of the challenges and responsibilities within the music industry that extend beyond the spotlight.
