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4 Nigerian Artists Who Went to War With Their Labels (Case #4 Will Shock You)

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4 Nigerian Artists Who Went to War With Their Labels (Case #4 Will Shock You)

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Four Nigerian artists. Four record labels. Four very different versions of the truth. This Nigerian record label dispute breakdown covers the contract fights reshaping Afrobeats right now — Dapper Music vs T.I Blaze, Shallipopi and Seyi Vibez; Qing Madi vs JTON Music; Ruger vs Jonzing World; and Burna Boy vs Aristokrat Records and 960 Music Group. Forged signatures, missing millions, and legal battles nowhere near resolved. We look at what each artist alleges, what each label answered, and what the contract terms actually mean for an artist signed young. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 00:38 Case 1 — Dapper Music vs T.I Blaze, Shallipopi & Seyi Vibez 01:41 Case 2 — Qing Madi vs JTON Music 03:03 Case 3 — Ruger vs Jonzing World 03:56 Case 4 — Burna Boy, Aristokrat Records & 960 Music Group 05:41 Outro ⚠️ Every claim in this video is attributed to the party who made it. Where a matter is still in court or unresolved, we say so. Nothing here is presented as a legal conclusion. Sources referenced in this episode: TheCable, Channels TV, Legit.ng, PM News, Pulse Nigeria, Within Nigeria. New case files posted regularly — subscribe to The Case Archive. #NigerianMusic #Afrobeats #RecordLabel #QingMadi #BurnaBoy #TheCaseArchive