Nigerian singer and former member of Olamide’s YBNL Record Label has squashed the beef she started with her former boss, Olamide.

Recall that, on Monday, December 7, the free-spirited singer took to social media to accuse Olamide over sabotaging her music career.

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She accused Olamide of giving people hope and turning around to take it from them.

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The singer has taken to twitter to announce that she has settled her differences with Olamide Adedeji and they’re still one family.

”I had a meeting with @Olamide and all issues have been resolved. Still Family, Always”, she tweeted.

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Nigerian songstress, Temmie Ovwasa, popularly known as YBNL Princess has taken to twitter to call out the boss of her record label, Olamide of sabotaging her career.

Taking to her twitter page, the singer wrote that she has been able to release only four tracks within her five years of working with YBNL.

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She also accused Olamide and his workers of being misogynistic and homophobic and promised to tell the whole world what Olamide has done to her. Below are some of her tweets.

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“Omo, it’s YBNL thinking that I’m going to keep quiet after they f**ked me over for nearly 5 years, my voice may not be loud but I fit shout. You don’t give a person hope & snatch it from them. Olamide Adedeji, I will always have your name in my mouth. Silence is not my language,” she wrote in one of her tweets.

“@olamide I did not beg you or reach out to you for a record deal, I was minding my business when you reached out to me. 5 years, 4 singles, 4 videos. Na so you reach where you dey??? Oga I go use you write bestseller since na all of us dey craze. No be only hand that fed you.

“@Olamide How the fk do you keep a child you brought to Lagos all the way from Ilorin in a house for almost 5 years without allowing her drop anything for 3 years, You rejected all my shows for no fking reason. And I was nothing but grateful because at least I dey YBNL.”

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Nigerian singer, Temmie Ovwasa has taken to her Instagram page to share a very serious issue about herself which has the tendency of shaking the religious society in the country.

The singer who is fondly referred to as YBNL princess is one who is bold about her sexuality and has also never hidden her stance against religion.

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Taking to her Instagram page, the singer shared a photo of herself with the caption: “Portrait of a woman who has fallen from grace and into the hands of evil”

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A fan wanted her to clarify something in her caption and wrote: “So basically you are the devils child now”.

The ever daring Temmie replied that she’s not the devil’s child but rather the devil’s daddy.

See their conversation below

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Nigerian female singer, Temmie Ovwasa has made a statement on her Instagram story that black women should be receiving salary for simply existing.

She enumerated a number of reasons to back her claim, citing harassment from men as one of the key reasons for her statement.

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The artiste who is more attracted to females than males $3xu*lly has been receiving messages in her DMs offering her free d!*ks among others.

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She took to her instastory to call these perverts out by sharing screenshots of their messages with their pictures and profiles to her followers.

She intimated that the messages women respond to in a day alone is enough reason to advocate for the to be getting paid.

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