Why I Left Chocolate City – Rapper M.I Abaga Explains
Nigerian rapper and producer, Jude Abaga, fondly called M.I Abaga, has explained that leaving Chocolate City was borne out of his desire to do a new thing musically., that the record label is still part of his family.
“After a while, it is time to do a new thing and I am grateful for everything that was,” the songwriter added. “I think right now, it is time for incredible music and for MI to move.” He stated: “If there is one other thing I would say, it is that Nigeria is a very hard country for somebody that cares about musicians to be in.
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