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“Mind yourself” – Cynthia Morgan warns Paul Okoye after he distanced himself from her and insinuated that she is sick

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Nigerian rapper Cynthia Morgan has taken to social media to issue a stern warning to her colleague Paul Okoye, also known as Rudeboy, over his recent comments about her.

During an interactive session with his followers on Instagram Live, Paul, whose elder brother Jude Okoye was Cynthia’s manager before their fallout years ago, was questioned about the rapper.

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In response, he had stated that he had no business with her as she only worked with his elder brother. He also wished her quick recovery, insinuating that she is sick.

His words,

“Cynthia Morgan, she is not my artiste. She was never my artiste. She was my elder brother’s artiste. They have gone their different ways. Na she sabi. I wish her to get well soon.”

This didn’t sit well with Cynthia, and she went online to express her displeasure with Paul. She criticized him for insinuating that she is sick and questioned who is sicker between the two of them.

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She also accused him of owing her for a feature she did for him and his girlfriend when he was still married to his ex-wife, Anita, in 2016.

Taking to her page to call him out, Cynthia wrote,

“You think you can talk @iamkingrudy you wish me get well soon, me and you who they sick?

Remember you are still owing me for the feature I did for you and your girlfriend who was also your artiste in 2016?

And I believe you were still married at the time? Mind yourself Paul, mind yourself”

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