“People Are Not Who They Seem To Be” – Tunde Ednut Shades D’Prince Over Ruger

Nigerian celebrity blogger, Tunde Ednut has slammed veteran artist D’Prince following the departure of his signee, Ruger from Jonzing World record label.

KanyiDaily recalls that Ruger recently announced his exit from D’Prince’s Jonzing World as he officially launches his own record label, ‘Blown Boy Entertainment.”

On Thursday, Ruger took to his Instagram story to express his gratitude to Tunde Ednut, revealing that the blogger was the one who initially discovered him before handing him over to D’Prince.

Ruger wrote, “Just because I’m free to talk now, I want to specially thank @mazitundeednut for being the initial person that discovered me before handing me over to dprince. God bless you king maker.”

Reacting to the development, Tunde Ednut fueled controversy as he tagged D’Prince, insinuating that there is more to the story, and promised to reveal the full details at the right time.

The blogger warned against letting anyone hinder one’s willingness to help others and hinted at undisclosed issues with D’Prince.

“No matter what you do in this life, don’t let any human let you stop helping people in this life. So many things to say about D’PRINCE, but we go talk am another day. I don’t like to trend anymore, if not. I sha don keep quiet since. If man no honor me, God will honor me,” wrote Tunde Ednut.

He continued, “I will talk my mind when the time is right. People are not who they seem to be. @dprince God sees my plain heart to you and my transparency. God will honor me one day and I will never stop helping people. That’s what I am known for. That’s what God has brought me to this world to do.

‘Time will tell. When the time is right, we go talk the full matter. God bless you @rugerofficial…. NOW YOU ARE FREE!!! I’m happy for you. No one can stop your shine or your GRACE. God has destined you for greatness. I don talk my mind. I no kuku send anybody.”

KanyiDaily recalls that Ruger recently claimed that the aura of the “wrong people” surrounding him had such an impact on him that he no longer felt like himself.