Crayon Makes Fresh Allegations Against Mavin Records, Rema
Kehinde Adeleye
Nigerian singer Crayon has accused Mavin Records of negatively affecting his personal life and personality, alleging that he lost the playful and loving side of himself after joining the record label.
The singer made the allegations in a series of posts on X, where he reflected on his experience with the Don Jazzy-led music label and expressed grievances against people he claimed had repeatedly hurt him.
Crayon lamented that the person he was before joining the label had changed, accusing Mavin Records of taking away his former personality.
“What really happened to the old Crayon! Mavin killed him!!! They killed the loving and playful Crayon!” he wrote.
Recounting his journey into the music industry, the singer said he joined Mavin as an innocent young man from Ojo, Lagos, with ambitions of becoming one of the biggest artistes in the country.
However, he alleged that his experience at the label forced him to compromise his values and identity before achieving fame.
“Na idiot wey make I sell my before I blow!” he added.
In another post, Crayon announced that he had ended his friendship with fellow Mavin artiste and longtime friend, Rema, whose real name is Divine Ikubor.
He claimed that he had endured repeated hurt and declared that he had decided to leave the matter in God’s hands.
“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!” he posted.
The singer also appealed to Rema to address his fans and discourage them from attacking him over the ongoing dispute.
Crayon further suggested that he might disclose more details about his allegations involving Rema and another individual identified as Tega.
His posts have drawn attention to the reported breakdown of his relationship with Rema and his grievances against Mavin Records. However, neither the label nor Rema’s response to the allegations was included in the posts cited.
