Ebuka Songs Finally Reacts to Interview of Moses Bliss Speaking on His Contract Exit: “I Am Unhappy”

• Fast-rising gospel artist Ebuka Songs has reacted to his former music boss Moses Bliss’ remarks about their signed three-year deal
• Moses Bliss made some revelations while discussing his music label, adding that Ebuka Songs had left before his contract was over
• Ebuka Songs expressed dissatisfaction with some of the assertions made during the interview, triggering some hot takes online

Nigerian gospel musician Ebuka Songs has reacted to his former music boss Moses Bliss’ allegations against him.

Legit.ng earlier reported that the Doing of The Lord crooner disclosed in an interview that Ebuka signed a three-year deal but decided to quit after 11 months.

The singer said he prayed about Ebuka Songs' request to pursue a solo career and subsequently gave his blessing for him to follow his path.

Moses Bliss also stated that he harboured no ill feelings towards his ex-signee despite his sudden exit.

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Legit.ng also recalls reporting that Ebuka Songs had cited a clash of visions as the reason for his departure from Moses Bliss' label.

Weeks after the interview, Ebuka Songs, stating that he was not pleased with what was said during the interview, believing some of the things that were said were unnecessary.

Furthermore, he disclosed that he and Moses had reached an agreement after the incident, and they had each gone their separate ways.

“I was a bit sad to hear some of the things that were said about me in that interview.”

Watch the video below:

Ebuka Songs’ interview video trends

Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:

paragon1009 wrote:

"Amanda has really grown and she’s now so good at this. I remember watching her during the Ebony life audition that year. Thank God for growth and success."

fredcomedian1 said:

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"Una go do rubbish use God dey cover up, saying we have to glorify god 😂😂😂😂 guy talk the matter."

greatdancelord said:

"Make all of Una just dey single wordy song abeg, since it’s all about money and contract make we know say Una be the same tin with wizkid and the rest."

talkwithjoe_tv reacted:

"I started listening to Ebuka before Moses signed him the song was already everywhere."

edo_alexx wrote:

"You have the right to not answer some questions. Allow the sleeping dog to continue sleeping. No go wake am."

brendanukagod__ reacted:

"Everything is now money even the anointing of the holy spirit will be sold soon for this generation."

iamgebzy said:

"You saying so many things said on that video didn’t go well with you means you are saying Moses lied. Simple question was there a contract yes or no? If yes did you completed your own part of the contract. If you don’t wanted to answer you would have simply ignored the question. Instead of giving an answer that makes it look like minister Moses is lying."

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_____lalala001 wrote:

"Personally for me I feel that, the coming people should look up to the fathers of faith nd how the behaved at media, most never answered them or granted interviews instead the focused on their business bcos God is in the ministry of fighting his own battles."

Legal angle: Can ‘clash of visions’ justify contract exit

Entertainment lawyer Lucklyn Audu has weighed in on the contract dispute between gospel artists Moses Bliss and Ebuka Songs, noting that a “clash of visions” alone may not be enough to justify an early contract exit.

In an exclusive chat with Legit.ng, she said:

“In a case like Moses Bliss vs. Ebuka Songs, where the artist seeks to exit a contract citing a clash of visions, the legal position largely depends on the specific terms of the agreement between both parties.”

She noted that most entertainment contracts include specific termination clauses, and unless an agreement explicitly allows for departure based on creative differences, unilateral termination could constitute a breach.

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“A mere ‘clash of visions’ is often not a legally sufficient ground for unilateral termination unless the contract explicitly allows for an exit based on creative differences or misalignment of goals," she said.

However, she explained that legal grounds for contract termination could arise if the artist can prove material breaches, such as creative suppression, failure to fulfill obligations, or fundamental changes that impair their ability to perform under the contract.

“If no breach has occurred but both parties agree that continuing the relationship is unproductive, a negotiated exit or buyout may be the most practical solution. This could involve financial settlements, rights reassignments, or non-compete clauses, depending on the contract terms," Audu explained.

Audu outlined five legal grounds that artists can use to exit recording contracts: breach of contract by the label, undue influence or coercion, fraud or misrepresentation, non-performance, and unfair contract terms.

“The case of Moses Bliss vs. Ebuka Songs is quite special because of the religious sentiments. I personally believe that there is more to this than has been publicly expressed by both parties, but the positive side is that there seems to be a unanimous agreement to terminate,” Audu opined.

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She emphasised the importance of having clear exit strategies in contracts and maintaining professional relationships that allow for amicable resolutions.

Moses Bliss, Ebuka Songs at the gym

Legit.ng also reported on a fun video of the gospel singers gymming when they were still together.

One of the clips from the intense workout session showed Ebuka Songs lifting a weight and struggling.

The fun video stirred reactions from many, including singer Frank Edwards, who teased Ebuka.

Editorial assistant Ololade Olatimehin provided exclusive commentary from an entertainment lawyer for this report.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng