The Chief Executive Officer of EeZee Conceptz, Ezekiel Onyedikachi, popularly known as EeZeeTee, has responded to allegations made by gospel music artist Mercy Chinwo, accusing her of attempting to destroy his record label with lies and emotional blackmail. EeZeeTee stated that no true child of God would seek to harm another with falsehoods.
In a video shared on multiple media platforms on Tuesday, Chinwo had accused EeZeeTee of threatening to ruin her career and subjecting her to servitude during her time with his label. EeZeeTee expressed his disappointment, calling it heartbreaking that someone who claims to be a gospel artist would resort to such measures to tarnish another’s reputation.
“It’s heartbreaking that you can go to this extent to tarnish the credibility or image of someone. You promised to destroy my reputation and the organization—well done. When you’re done, I hope you get a crown in heaven,” he said.
He further criticized the accusations, questioning why someone would attempt to sabotage their own investment, emphasizing the illogical nature of such claims. He reiterated that no one who truly follows Christ would act with strife, bitterness, or resentment.
EeZeeTee stated, “What profit does a child of God gain from seeing another fall? This is not something anyone should be proud of. We must be truthful and sincere, and stop the lies and pretense.”
Addressing the core issue between them, EeZeeTee revealed that the dispute with Chinwo was related to reconciling financial accounts, an issue he had made several attempts to resolve through various respected figures, including pastors. However, his peaceful gestures were misconstrued as weakness.
“For more than two years, there have been many challenges behind the scenes. I had not felt the need to discredit any of my artists. Why sabotage your own investment?” he remarked.
He also shared that his efforts for reconciliation included meetings with influential pastors and church leaders, but his attempts were misunderstood and manipulated to portray him negatively. He described the situation as an orchestrated conspiracy, stating that he had been wrongly portrayed as weak.
In response to the claim that he had taken the matter to court first, EeZeeTee explained that his accounts had been frozen without explanation, and he later discovered that a few individuals were behind the actions, attempting to make it appear as though law enforcement was involved.
EeZeeTee concluded by emphasizing that he did not have an issue with artists starting their own labels, but he insisted that it should not come at the cost of putting others down.
