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Wande Coal Denies Plan To Set Up Record Label

Wande Coal, is not leaving Mavins Records. The singer and songwriter, has dispelled rumours that surfaced this week, claiming that he was about to set up his own record label.
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“There have been no such plans, and I wish to remain in Mavin Records,” Wande Coal said in a statement, released on Mavin’s offical website.

“Mavin Records is my family and will always remain so. I want to thank all my fans for continuing to support me. We still have a very long journey ahead.”
This is not the first time such stories have arisen. His single ‘Been long you saw me’, specifically to addresses rumor mongers. He joined the defunct MoHits Records in 2008.

Oooooo! Tatafos, they say make una stay away o say na lie una dey lie. But you know what? The yorubas have a popular saying that "idi ere ni a ti n mo oto oro" . No be me talk so ooooo...

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  1. AnonymousNovember 8, 2012 at 1:46 PM

    This is how they start. Let's keep crossed fingers, we might need to refer to this soon. lol

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  2. AnonymousNovember 8, 2012 at 2:04 PM

    He would soon leave Mavin, na so e dey start... From rumour to reality....

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