Crayon Announces End Of Friendship With Rema, Makes Explosive Allegations Against Mavin Records

Nigerian singer Crayon has announced the end of his longtime friendship with fellow artiste Rema, accusing people within the music industry of causing him emotional pain and negatively affecting his personality.

The singer made the announcement in a series of posts shared on X, where he expressed frustration over his experience with Mavin Records and individuals he claimed had repeatedly hurt him.

According to Bush Radio Academy, Crayon accused Mavin Records of changing his personality, alleging that the label was responsible for the loss of the loving, playful and cheerful character he once displayed.

In one of his posts, the singer questioned what had happened to his former self, claiming that the music label had destroyed the version of him that was once known for being affectionate and playful.

Crayon further alleged that he joined Mavin Records as an innocent young man from Ojo, with dreams of becoming one of the biggest names in the music industry. However, he claimed that he had to compromise himself before achieving fame.

The singer also disclosed that his friendship with Rema, whose real name is Divine Ikubor, had come to an end, saying he had endured enough emotional hurt and had decided to leave the situation in God’s hands.

He wrote, “Me and Rema are no longer friends! Una don too hurt me! Una dey hurt me to the last minute! I don leave am for God!!!!! I no go talk again!”

Crayon also appealed to Rema to caution his fans against attacking him, suggesting that the singer’s supporters had been targeting him following the disagreement.

Furthermore, he hinted that he could make additional revelations about alleged actions involving Rema and another individual identified as Tega, although he did not provide further details about the claims.

His outburst has generated fresh attention around his relationship with Rema, his experience with Mavin Records and the circumstances surrounding the reported breakdown of their friendship.