The battle between Comedian Carter Efe and Singer Berri Tiga over the royalties of the popular song “Machala” looks like it will never end.
It is no longer news that the song was taken down due to a disagreement with a split sheet and the details have remained silly as people did not know what happened between them (Carter and Tiga).
In a recent incident, Carter took to his social media page to call out Berri, calling him ungrateful and Berri has now responded by claiming that Carter and his team only offered to pay him N100K despite the fact that he wrote and sang. track and previously agreed to a 70-30% split.
Berri Tiga said;
“We made a song, I sang the song from beginning to end, we released the song, you didn’t tag me on your page, you didn’t take me to show. You gave me 95-5 percent, you took 95 and I took 5% of the song that I sang from beginning to end. You sent a deal that I don’t have the right to perform this song, you said It was a mistake, we finally settled on 70% – 30%. My management advised us to do 40-60 but I was like Carter should take 70, let me take 30 since Carter is promoting the song.
I got a call from Sydney talker and Carter the next day telling me that they will pay me one hundred thousand naira for the song. The song I wrote from beginning to end, where does it come from?”