Wizkid, Waje Parts Ways With Godwin Tom

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Wizkid and his manager on the 11th of April – when they returned from Dubai – where Wizkid performed at Former president Atiku Abubakar’s daughter’s wedding.

Godwin Tom tweeted: “I’m loyal and patient, not stupid…I’m on the move and I can’t look back… No regrets at all! Wasted time, I can’t get that back so everyday I go hard”

Both parties have since removed each other’s name and contact from their various social media pages – Wizkid has put up a new contact, Seun Johnson for his bookings.

Also, singer Waje has removed his contact from her social media pages, she now has a new management team – Wildflower PR! It is not yet known the reason why Waje parted ways with Godwin Tom.

Barely 24 hours after Wizkid parted ways with Tom Godwin , Waje has also parted ways with the vibrant manager. Sources say that they both parted ways with Tom because of financial issues. She has removed Tom Godwin’s handle from her twitter page.
Location: Lagos, Nigeria

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