Road Boys Association, the management team that handles Black Sherif, has released a statement that the Empire documents of Black Sherif’s distribution deal that circulated on social media a few days ago in the midst of the controversy with their investor, are not real.
It is also stated in the release that they still work with Black Sherif and are bent on projecting his craft and protecting his intellectual property.
The statement comes on the back of recent claims that Black Sherif had neglected his investor after pumping money into his career.
Black Sherif is reported to have signed a distribution deal with Empire music without the consent of his investor, who purportedly has a business management contract with him.
While some have therefore described Black Sherif as ungrateful, others think it is a bad deal.
A few days ago, the management released a statement, promising their fans that they were going to settle their issues with their investor, Chavis Consult.
Read the new statement by RBA below;
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