NET investigations revealed the pair stopped working
together, following commitment issues from both parties..
A source close to the rapper told us he became unsatisfied
with Nwakalor's commitment to his career.
'Olamide seemed to have lost confidence in Tony because
since working with D'banj, Tony seemed to be more
committed to D'banj than him and it doesn't work like that',
said the source.
Olamide's new manager who gave her name simply as
Rachel, confirmed the situation, but declined giving further
details.
'Do you actually expect me to tell you that something
happened? Nothing happened, he just changed
management and that's all.'
When reached for comments, Nwakalor asked our reporter
to call back later and then did not pick up his calls when we
later tried to reach him.
D'banj hired Tony Nwakalor who also manages actress
Tonto Dikeh just two months ago.
The Yes Records boss replaced D'Banj's former friend-
manager Abisagboola Oluseun John, popularly known as
Bankulli.
Nwakalor who now runs 1805 Entertainment and Olamide
started working together in August, 2011 after the rapper
stopped working with his former manager, Toni Payne.