Timaya, Patoranking are friends again

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                             Photo of Timaya and patoranking


Nigeria artiste Timaya has ended his perceived ‘beef’ with former label mate and music sensation Patoranking.
These former 'sworn enemies' were hanging out in a club in Port Harcourt over the weekend, after Timaya, the Dem Mama Soldiers Label boss posted a photo of them on his Instagram page.
"Me and my favorite boy @patoranking last nite in port harcourt.#madfun leggoo. " Timaya wrote.
The duo have allegedely been on the war path, after Patoranking announced that he was leaving Timaya's record label because their were disagreements over contracts.
Patoranking who acquired a 2014 Range Rover SUV and moved to an apartment at the Metro Garden in Lekki, all courtesy his new label, FOSTON MUSIK, has been doing well after the release of his wave making track "galieo ft Tiwa Savage."
With the hang out, the duo have been able to put a stop to speulations that they were not in good terms with each other

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

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