Cynthia Morgan
Nigerians can’t wait to see the return of reggae/dancehall artist, Cynthia Morgan after the video of her on a mental health program on Instagram live went viral.
Cynthia Morgan has been off the music scene for a while, it was disclosed that she has been sick over six months. Depression and trauma attributed to her sickness and has come out to accuse her former recordmanaged by Jude ‘Engees’ Okoye in a video post.
The female artist who also accused her old management of changing her stage name to Madrina has fell from the top where she used to be and fans can’t just wait for her to be back in the game.
A Go fund me account has been opened for the talented singer and Nigerians have been donating after she opened up and that she needs help. Cynthia Morgan is also open to partnership and has also got a helping hand in pop singer, Davido who wants to drop a verse for her next project as well as helping financially.
Nigerians have since been eager to see the ‘German Juice‘ crooner give them the hit songs she’s known. This has made Nairabet boss and lawmaker, Akin Alabi to chip in some advice in this situation Cynthia Morgan has found herself.
Oloye Akin Alabi is a top businessman and has used his platform to advice Cynthia Morgan. The lawmaker representing Egbeda/Ona-Ara Oyo state in the green-chamber house of the Nigerian House Representatives has always give business tips.
This time, Akin Alabi tweeted @akinalabi to give his advice. He said ”If I were Cynthia Morgan, I wouldn’t use the new found fame to release a new song. I’d use it to write a book, speak at events, sell CDs, start a podcast etc. There is no guarantee the song will blow & people will move on if it does not. She has a better shot at success this way”
This advice by the nairabet boss’ advice has divided his fans and followers. Many felt it is a piece of wrong advice for Cynthia Morgan to leave what she’s known for (music) while some agreed that the lawmaker’s advice is the best for her.
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