OGB Recent prays for upcoming skit-makers as he marks one year anniversary of hitting fame

Nigerian content creator, Michael Charles, known by his stage name, OGB Recent, has celebrated one year anniversary of hitting the spotlight.

He took to his Instagram story on Tuesday, January 31st and congratulated himself as he noted that on the same day in 2022, his skit blew up.

OGB Recent prayed for God to bless up-and-coming content creators with creativity and ideas to also become successful.

The self-acclaimed Cultist Boi thanked his fans and popular blogger, Gossipmill for all their support in the past one year.

He wrote; “Congratulations to us Today making 1 year my skit blew up. You dey ask cultist money? You won collect?

To all upcoming GOD go give you content wey go blow you also IJN thanks for una support agba cultist dey with you. Thanks to @gossipmilltv.”

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In other entertainment news, Nigerian street artiste, Akinbiyi Abiola Ahmed, popularly called Bella Shmurda, has revealed that he paid a huge sum of money to free himself from the contract he signed with his former record label.

CorrectNG reports that the ‘Newborn Fela’ crooner was formerly signed to One World Global Records.

Bella said he paid N20 million to the management so that he could be released to be an independent artiste after spending just a year out of his 3-year contract.

According to the singer, he was being cheated by the label because they equally funded his music projects, but One World took a larger percentage of the earnings.

Speaking on Tea with Taymesan podcast, he explained that he would source for N500k as requested by the label and they in turn would bring N500k for production, promotion and other things that need funding.

However, when money starts coming from shows, streaming, endorsement and other areas, they would take 70 percent and give him 30 percent.

Bella said he was not comfortable with that arrangement, so he hired a lawyer and bought himself out of One World Global Records.