Comedian Mulamwah has been forced to shut his record label, Mulamwah ENT, days after announcing separation with his baby mama.
This comes just a month after signing the first female artist known as Vall Wambo in his new record label.
According to the comedian, he took the step because of hatred and online trolls and did not want to subject the upcoming artist to such.
“I am sorry @vall_wambo , you are still very young and with a promising future, my dream was to see you grow into a big star, not only you but many more too .So unfortunate that the environment created online is not healthy at all , all the trolls and abuse online should not be your portion. I was there before and I don’t want you at the same spot. It’s quite difficult to progress with all this friction. I hereby announce indefinite closure of Mulamwah ent,” the comedian shared on his Insta stories.
View this post on Instagram
He however assured Wambo that all the work she created during her short lived time at the label was hers and wished her all the best.
“Everything created for you belongs to you and you own 100% of your music and all the accounts created. All the songs have been deleted from our end, you’ll be given the videos to post on whatever channel of your choice. All the best. Kindly accord her all the support she needs. To the others too, seek solace elsewhere,” he said.
Mulamwah is currently having it rough especially after introducing his new girlfriend just hours after his baby mama announced that they were no longer an item.
Speaking about the split, the comedian said that it was a decision they had taken a long time ago and that they could no longer sacrifice themselves just to make their fans happy.
“Don’t be too quick to judge neither me ,Carrol nor Ruth for our actions and choices maybe one day it will all unfold open and you’ll get the clear picture of what really transpired , its not easy to just step out without solid reasons , we could no longer sacrifice our peace and live in pretense for your happiness,” Mulamwah said
RELATED STORY:“We Both Decided To Separate A Very Long Time Ago,” Mulamwah Speaks On His Break Up With Carrol Sonnie
