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Singer Calls Out Enioluwa Adeoluwa Over Shabby Treatment, Debt

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December 26, (THEWILL) – A singer, Chisom Adesola has called out social media influencer Enioluwa Adeoluwa, over an alleged debt after performing at his event.

In an Instagram post, Adesola shared a video showing her and other singers waiting to perform while Enioluwa gave directives to someone.

She explained how they were treated poorly, with her and her team having to leave their homes early but not returning until late at night.

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Adesola shared a video showing her and the singers waiting to take the stage while the influencer speaks to them.

Adesola stated that the event was not well organized, with last-minute changes to the schedule that led to confusion and frustration for the performers.

She also mentioned that the influencer and his team did not acknowledge the hard work of the performers, despite their dedication.
Adesola shared that she and the singers had to leave home early and come back late, with her arriving at midnight and needing to wake her siblings to let her in.

In her words, “Please pay us for our hard works, we’re humans too. We are literally left our homes so early to meet up, then ended up going home super-duper late.

“I was literally outside of my house gate at 12am trying to call my siblings who were already fast asleep. I recall reaching out to my fellow female singers to bring extra outfits because the information was so late and lots of changes on our outfits, but some people already left their homes as early as 6am.

“We haven’t even talked about the fact that the songs sent to us to learn and rehearse wasn’t what they followed (as to the arrangement).

“We came in so early, got dressed, waited for a while, when we got started, we stood for hours learning a different arrangement from what we were initially given, as the fast learners that we are.

“We made it beautifully, we weren’t even appreciated, not even in words, they didn’t even care if we were tired or our feets were hurting, it was just our friends who got us together that were encouraging us, we were just encouraging each other, so sad.”

Ivory Ukonu

Ivory Ukonu is a versatile journalist with many years of experience, with entertainment and society reporting as her area of core competence.

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