Tunde Ednut discovered me, not D’Prince – Ruger speaks out

• Nigerian singer , Michael Adebayo Olayinka known as Ruger clarifies that blogger Tunde Ednut, not his former boss D’Prince, discovered him initially.
• Ruger publicly thanked Tunde Ednut on Instagram for the initial discovery before being introduced to D’Prince and signing with Jonzing World.
• Ruger announces his departure from Jonzing World and the establishment of his own label, Blown Boy Entertainment.
• In a freestyle titled ‘Blownboy,’ Ruger renounces loyalty to an undisclosed ‘godfather’ in the music industry, declaring the year ahead to be about himself. While expressing independence, Ruger also expresses gratitude to Jonzing World and D’Prince for their support in his career.

Nigerian singer, Michael Adebayo Olayinka, popularly known as Ruger has set the record straight regarding the discovery of his talent, attributing it to blogger Tunde Ednut rather than his former boss, D’Prince.

Ruger made this revelation on his Instagram story shortly after parting ways with Jonzing World and launching his independent music label, Blown Boy Entertainment.

The 24-year-old artist expressed his gratitude to Tunde Ednut for initially discovering him and subsequently introducing him to D’Prince, who then signed him to Jonzing World.

In his Instagram story, Ruger wrote;

“Just because I’m free to talk now, I want to specially thank @mazitundeednut for being the initial person that discovered me before handing me over to the Prince. God bless you, king maker.”

Ruger’s departure from Jonzing World was marked by a freestyle release titled ‘Blownboy,’ where he declared his independence from a certain ‘godfather’ in the music industry.

In the trending video, Ruger expressed that the year ahead would be dedicated to himself, renouncing loyalty to the undisclosed godfather.

While expressing gratitude towards Jonzing World and D’Prince in his freestyle, Ruger emphasized the need to take a bet on himself at this juncture in his career.

“I denounce every loyalty to some godfather, this year I’m about me,” Ruger sang.

Watch the video below;