Shallipopi Says EFCC Probe Stops Him From Commenting on Dapper Royalties Dispute

Nigerian singer Shallipopi says he will no longer make public comments about his dispute with former manager Dapper. The singer had alleged that royalties from 46 of his songs were withheld. He says his legal team and the EFCC advised him to allow the investigation to proceed without further public statements. Shallipopi said he will not address the dispute through his music, social media or other media platforms for now. He maintained that he stands by his claims and hopes the legal process will deliver justice.

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