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Runtown Rejects N319m Court Order In Record Label Dispute

Zuleihat Chatta by Zuleihat Chatta
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Nigerian singer Douglas Jack Agu, popularly known as Runtown, has rejected a recent court ruling that ordered him to pay N319 million to his former record label, Eric Many Limited.

 

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court had ruled that the singer’s 2016 contract with the label remained valid and directed him to pay damages for breach of contract.

 

Reacting to the judgment on social media, Runtown dismissed the claims, accusing the label’s founder, Okwudili Umenyiora, of using misleading court orders.

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The singer maintained that he would not grant the label access to his music catalogue or control over his assets, despite the court’s decision.

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Zuleihat Chatta is a Culture and Lifestyle Reporter and Columnist with Leadership Newspaper, covering social issues, identity, community life, and everyday human experiences. She is known for calm, in-depth storytelling that goes beyond quick takes to reveal the human threads behind each story, earning her a reputation as a trusted and relatable voice on her beat.

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