"...my success runs your Stomach" Harrysong claps back at Kcee over law suit

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Harrison Tare Okire popularly known as Harry Song may not be having the best of times with his record label going by the fresh law suit slapped on his face by Kingsley Okonkwo a.k.a KCee.
The Alterplate boss who posted a Photo of the law suit against him and his manager Soso Soberekon on Instagram  went further to compare his predicament to that of a lady being gang raped, beaten up and at the same time asked not to cry. 

See his post:





"I have never seen where a lady is gang raped and beaten up mercilessly and at same time asked not to cry. Even though you and I know you offended me, I listened to the voice of elders and appologized to you despite all the opression, yet my success causes you running stomach. And to my fans out there, please brace up for impact, since they have decided to hold us down by all means, We are ready to prove them wrong by all means..., less I forget, help me ask them, what is my crime this time? "
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The problems between Harrysong and his management label Five Star Music, stemmed from when the "reggae blues" crooner announced his exit from the label last year November.
The announcement was said to not have gone down well with E-money and KCee, owners of Five Star Music, as it led to the ensuing drama.

The situation became a hot mess when in January 2017, mobile policemen stormed Harrysong's home arresting him on charges of breach of contract, fraud, and a number of undisclosed offences.

It took the intervention of Daddy Showkey to settle the dispute between the warring parties.

Just when it looked like the dust had settled, and all was well.... bam! a law suit takes the stage
let see how this plays out.
"...my success runs your Stomach" Harrysong claps back at Kcee over law suit "...my success runs your Stomach" Harrysong claps back at Kcee over law suit Reviewed by Unknown on July 06, 2017 Rating: 5

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