When asked if he was truly in police custody, he laughed and said "It is not true".
In a previous interview with Pulse, Runtown had accused his former boss of bullying, mental torture, and rip off.
"...Before EricMany I already did the 'Gallardo' video on my own, I paid N4.5 million for the video, exclusive of the money I used to push the song. You all know much it takes to push a song in Africa. I also did 'Successful', on my own.
"The first video we did together was 'Domot', I noticed that when money started coming in from shows, I was having a lot bookings, and I noticed that the label started taking all the money. The contract stated that I get my percentage which is 35%, until when we recoup like half of what we invest in the career, then we will renegotiate the contract. I accepted and said let's go ahead...", Runtown partly said in the interview.
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