By Jesusemen Oratokhai
Gospel singer Ebuka Songs has finally addressed his unexpected departure from Moses Bliss’s record label, Spotlite Nation, shedding light on his disappointment but insisting that both parties have moved forward.
Speaking in a recent interview, Ebuka admitted feeling uneasy about some of Moses Bliss’s public remarks regarding his exit, but he chose not to dwell on them.
“When I saw the interview, I was a bit sad about some of the things that were said. If I begin to pick points, it’s not really necessary,” he said.
Having left the label just 11 months into a three-year contract, the singer acknowledged that things did not unfold as expected.
However, he emphasized that the situation has been resolved peacefully.
“I’m not really happy with the way a lot of things went, but at this point, there’s really nothing I can do.
“We both came to a compromise, and God is glorified. He’s doing well, I’m doing well, and we’re good,” Ebuka stated.
His comments suggest that while there were behind-the-scenes challenges, he remains focused on his ministry and personal growth rather than revisiting past conflicts.
