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Eva Alordiah Leaves Trybe Records

Is it separation season in the Nigerian Music scene?!?

First Mo' Cheddah seperated from her long time record label, Knight House. Next it was May D whose contract was terminated from Square Records and now Eva Alordiah has left Trybe records. According to the press statement, 'Eva's vision no longer aligns with that of Trybe Records'.

Excerpt from the statement:

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- Trybe Records

Eva Alordiah signed on with the record label on May 2012. She hadn't even stayed up to a year. We wonder what the next course of action would be for the singer.

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