The duo revealed the mutual disengagement is with immediate
effect.
Omorogbe who is the CEO of Now Muzik in a post on Now
Muzik’s Instagram handle thanked 2Baba for the trust and friendship they’ve
established over the years.
He wrote: “I am grateful to 2Baba for the trust and for the
friendship. I am proud of the brands we built together, the music we made; the
fans we entertained.”
The Now Muzik boss described his work relationship with
2Baba as one that is “beyond work”. He went on to describe the singer as “one
of the greatest Nigerian musicians of all time.”
“It really is an honour to have had the opportunity to walk
side by side with him, watching and helping him make magic over the past two
decades. My team and I look forward to now supporting from the sidelines, and
continuing to advocate for any and everything 2Baba,” he said on his over
two-decade relationship with the singer.
2Baba signed with Now Muzik management upon exiting The
Plantashun Boiz in 2004 to pitch his tent with Kennis Music as a recording
label. Since then, he has recorded and released 8 albums, performed in over 100
cities, won over 60 awards; and scored over 400 million streams across all
platforms.
Speaking on the mutual disengagement, 2Baba says he owes a
lot of his career success to Efe and the team at Now Muzik.
He wrote: “I know it’s a cliche but every good thing must
come to an end. I owe a lot of my career success to Efe and his team at Now
Muzik.
“Everything I’ve been able to achieve is as a result of the
support of so many people and organisations working with me to bring my talent
and vision to life. Now Muzik is one of such companies and I couldn’t be more
grateful to them.”
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