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Cynthia Morgan: MayD, Peter Okoye, Others Speak out about Square Records
As the drama continues to unfold following artists Cynthia Morgan’s interview with OAP Sandra where she made it clear that her stage name was seized and was run off the industry.
As the drama continues to unfold following artists Cynthia Morgan’s interview with OAP Sandra where she made it clear that her stage name was seized and was run off the industry.

She revealed that Square records made her loss her dreams of achieving so many things she has mapped out to do at a particular time.
One of Psquare, Peter revealed that the decision he made to leave the records was done to have his own peace of mind while pursuing his dream.
Singer May D also accused the Okoye brothers of using him and never paying him for his vocal credit, songwriting and others which he never visited.
MayD also stated that in spite of that, he was sleeping in their one-room boys quarters with their cook and gateman but was writing music then.
The former manager of Cynthia Morgan, Joy Tongo who claimed to be the connection between Jude Okoye and Cynthia revealed that all Miss Morgan said was a lie and that she still owes the management huge amount if money.
She also said that Cynthia was manipulative and was using that to gain the pity of fans and internet users. She told Cynthia to tell the truth of all that happened or she will expose her.
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