Skales: way i left EME

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Rapper turn singer, Skales whose real name is Raoul John -Njeng, revealed to take charge of his music career, so he did not renew contract with Empire Mates Entertainment. 'EME'.
Skales said that he is presently working on his new album at Timaya's studio and is re-branding

himself as a musician.
Skales denied that he was signed to Timaya's Dem Mama Records  and insist that he only used the studio in Timaya's house to create music beats.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Chidi..... I like dis dude like seriously.
3/04/2014 11:26 am
Anonymous said…
But wait u guys re still saying the same thing every what really happened btw him and his boss
3/04/2014 11:33 am
Anonymous said…
Chidi.. EME will regret this bt wait is that their boss is stingy or wat?. Answer me Chidi.
3/04/2014 11:35 am
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