popularly known as May D has remain silent on the matter. Different
views have been made known by fans of both parties with each taking
sides of their favourite.
Just over the weekend, news went round that May D was set to drag his
former music label to court over breach of agreement. In some
quarters, it was said that there was no formal contract signed by both
parties while others claimed Jude Okoye, who heads Squares Records,
couldn't have taken risk; signing an artiste without the necessary
paperworks.
Few moments ago, a fan asked May D on twitter why he has been silent
on the whole issue. He was asked, "MayD, you have been quiet all this
while, what's going on? Talk to me." The 'Ile ijo' singer then
answered, "they say silence is golden! And I've always been guided by
the word that says: 'be swift to hear, slow to speak and slow to
anger."
When he was later asked "MayD, how would you describe your
relationship with Square Records before now" by the same person, May D
replied, "very cordial. Infact, I would say I was loyal to a fault."
Many have still wondered what went wrong May D and Square Records. He
was the first artiste signed by the label after much criticism from
fans that P-Square were being 'selfish' by not involving outsiders in
the prosperous music business.