EeZee Conceptz founder, Ezekiel “EeZee T” Onyedikachukwu, has expressed his intention to reconcile with gospel singer Mercy Chinwo-Blessed after their public dispute regarding a supposed contract breach. He shared his desire to resolve the issue privately and is working to bring in unbiased professionals who can help clarify the situation by reviewing all pertinent documents.
In an Instagram video, EeZee T revealed that he had been invited by Dr. Stephen Akintayo, a respected investment coach and Chairman of Gtext Holdings, to discuss the matter. Dr. Akintayo noted that the conflict between Mercy Chinwo and EeZee T could offer important lessons to other gospel ministers and record labels to avoid similar issues in the future.
The meeting, which is set to include Mercy and her husband, Pastor Blessed Uzochikwa, will also feature lawyers well-versed in copyright law and auditors to review both sides of the story. Dr. Akintayo further suggested that EeZee T should refrain from engaging in any more online drama for the next 30 days to allow for a more peaceful resolution, with love and mercy taking priority.
The situation has sparked a variety of reactions online, with many expressing concern for Mercy Chinwo. Some fans have suggested that while reconciliation is important, Mercy should not continue to work with EeZee T, while others commented on the timing of his desire for peace following Mercy’s public statements.
Comments from followers:
- @empressincrease: “He knows it will be easy for him to manipulate things settling out of court. I honestly feel like they should allow the EFCC to continue with this case. My heart goes out to Mercy. She will come out of this strong in the name of the Lord Jesus.”
- @regioge11: “Reconcile but Mercy should not work with him anymore.”
- @pelumju: “What’s with the dark shades indoors? Does he have some eye issues?”
- @chyn_nwa: “Ask him if he changed the dates with black pen?”
- @dearestisrael: “Maturity is missing.”
- @juliet_signature: “You suddenly want a reconciliation after Mercy Chinwo spoke up, and it’s taking a huge toll on you, says it all.”
