Flavour keeps mum on neglecting Mc Loph’s mother

Flavour N'abania

A Nigerian lady, Bianka Johnson, who resides in the United State of America claimed that high-life singer Flavour abandoned his childhood’s friend, MC Loph, mother till her death.

 Johnson claimed that although she got the late woman’s contact from Flavour, she was shocked when she was informed that the singer never kept in touch with her. The lady also indicted Emeka Morgan, the CEO of Morgan Entertainment, Mc Loph’s record label.

 She said that Mc Loph’s mother, who she referred to as Mama, said that the fair-skinned singer never called her since her son passed away.

“Flavour has not picked up the phone to call me since Obiajulu passed away, yet he made a hit tribute song on his behalf. May God be the judge,” she quoted mama.Johnson said, “I want to set the record straight. Since the death of Mama’s son, MC Loph, Flavour Nabania never called nor visited Mama and he never sent a dime to her for her upkeep.

Flavour hasn’t made any effort to reach out to Nkiru or MC Loph’s infant son. “Mama died from congestive heart failure exacerbated by heartbreak. But for the deaths of her two adult children at the same time, which took an enormous toll on her health, it is my belief that Mama would have lived longer,” she said.She further claimed that she took care of the old woman till she died.“I took care of Mama until she died to the best of my ability. Today, I am blessed to have an extra angel watching over me. She lost two children at the same time who can never be replaced but before she died, mama gained a grandson, a beautiful daughter in-law in Nkiru, and a daughter in me. Mama is gone, reunited with her children and I know she is at peace now. Mama will be buried on November 12, 2013,” she said.

However, when Saturday Beats contacted Flavour’s camp to react to the allegation against them, they refused to talk. His manager, Benjamin, stated that they had no comment on the issue.Benjamin said, “We don’t have a reaction to the story. We don’t have a comment. Yes, we have heard the story.”

When probed further, Benjamin said sacarstically, I’m sure you know what no comment means.”