Temmie Ovwasa, who used to be part of YBNL, is speaking up about how she feels she was treated badly by her ex-boss Olamide and his wife, Aisha Adebukunmi.
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She took to her Instagram stories, posting a series of tweets, calling the YBNL boss, his wife, and the record label out.
“Saying Olamide is sexist, she shared a photo of the YBNL Mafia album cover where she noticed her image was less prominent than the male members’. She had mentioned her concern about this before the album came out, but nothing was changed.”
The post read, “This was the oloriburuku joint album we recorded why is my face on the wall? You misogynistic piece of s*** I complained about it and your manager’s assistant tried to explain it away I don’t blame her man must chop.”
The singer said that after he brought her from her hometown, his wife treated her more like a servant at their home instead of supporting her music talents. She revealed that Olamide’s wife was very unkind to her during the five years she was part of their music group.
She wrote, “I got into the music industry to sing, Olamide carried me on his head and paraded me as the ‘princess’ but once the cameras were off I was in a house with his disrespectful a$$ classist wife who made it her mission to remind me that I was a poor girl that they brought from Ilorin to change her life. I’d go out with this woman and she’d humiliate me publicly! When people ask for pictures she made it her mission to remind me that I was broke.”
She shared a lot in her honest story. Not only did she talk about that, but she also talked about feeling really sad that she didn’t have anything to show for her five years in the music company. She also mentioned that the in-house music producer Pheelz apparently lost a special storage device with 25 of her songs that haven’t been released yet.
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“It’s not enough to ‘help’ people, don’t add to their problems!!!! I kuku never tagged him on the video that he saw that he signed me. I never cared to be associated with you people. I really just wanted to sing I recorded over 25 songs and Pheelz opened his wide mouth to tell me he misplaced the hard drive. 25 songs!!,” she added.
YBNL Princess, who became part of YBNL in 2015 and left in 2020, revealed that she couldn’t openly discuss certain aspects of the label and its connections because she was afraid for her safety.
Originally posted 2023-09-16 20:59:40.
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