Afrobeats singer Qing Madi has accused her former record label boss, Joy Tongo, who is the CEO of JTon Music, of forging her signature and stealing from her.

The “American Love” singer made the allegation while also claiming that her former label is trying to sabotage her music career. She said this followed the removal of several songs from her new album “Barely Legal” from streaming platforms due to an alleged contract breach.

Speaking during a recent TikTok livestream, Qing Madi claimed that the label is still finding ways to frustrate her career after she reportedly won a $2 million lawsuit against them in court.

She said, “She [Joy Tongo] stole from me, did a bunch of weird things like forging my signature. She sued me for $2M & she lost the case. She took down ‘Pepper Me’, I worked with my team to prove it’s an illegal takedown. They went through the corners again to take down the project.”

The singer also called on fans to support her, saying she is tired of the ongoing dispute with her former label.

However, Joy Tongo has denied all the allegations, describing them as false claims.

She insisted that Qing Madi did not win any case, saying the matter is still in court. According to her, the ongoing injunction is what allows the label to take down songs or projects legally.

She said, “Also, the injunction is ruling is why we can issue a legal takedown now, what case have you won? Because last time I checked the case still hasn’t gone to trial.”

Nigerian singer Ms Jorji has sparked major reactions online after making controversial statements about relationships, money, and promiscuity during a podcast interview.

She made the comments on a recent episode of The Echo Room Podcast, where she openly shared her views on identity, gender expectations, and how she values money in her life.

During the conversation, Ms Jorji said, “I love being called a whore. Ashwo. I’m presidential with it. I’m presidential ashwo. Make sure election day, vote president. Na me be that.”

The host reacted by suggesting that she was trying to present promiscuity as a form of empowerment, saying, “It sounds to me like you’re saying promiscuity is a power.”

She responded, “It is.”

When challenged further, the host added, “But that doesn’t sound right,” and she replied, “How does it not sound right? But it’s ok for men?”

The host countered, “Nobody says it’s okay for men. But I’m saying for women, is it good?”

Ms Jorji also rejected traditional expectations placed on women, saying, “I’m not a good woman. I think my life and my choices let me know that I wasn’t built to be a good woman. I was built to be what I am, a bad woman. A bad woman, Horrible, Evil.”

She added, “I swear to God, I never, never, not one day have I ever woken up and been good.”

Explaining her outlook, she said, “It means I don’t give a shit what anyone has to say. I look at men as good pair of shoes. Money is the only thing I worship. I’m gonna open my church next year. It’s called Money Congregation.”

She further stated, “The only thing I care about is money. If a man wants to talk to me, he has to spend money,” adding, “I will never fuck for free. That’s your mom’s job.”

Her comments have continued to generate heated debate across social media, with many users divided over her statements and message.