Nigerian singer, songwriter and producer Runtown has parted ways with his record label, Eric Manny Records (or at least he's trying to) and they didn't do so on the best of terms. Eric Manny, owned by billionaire businessman, Okwudili Umenyiora, has gotten a court injunction stopping Runtown from performing as an artist, amongst other things, pending when they settle their issues.

Runtown got his lawyers to write to the label, claiming threat to life, extortion, and that he didn't get his payment/royalties from performances, ring-back tunes and etc. He also said he has returned all properties he received from the label when he signed with them in 2014. Read his letter to the owner of Eric Manny and his lawyers letters after the cut...(will bring Eric Manny's side of the story later)

http://chrisbassey..com.ng/2016/05/exclusive-runtown-parts-ways-with-his.html

RunTown's legal counsel is not doing a good job. His letter is both emotional and provocative. If there is a pending injunction in court, the best bet is to try to get an appeal while working out modalities to get your royalties. As far as the show in US is concerned, RunTown is still signed to Eric Many and can not even perform at that show without going to jail.

I just thought you should be aware that no matter the sort of personal relationship you have with the CEO of a company, it is the company taking you to court so you dont cite personal issues.

Let me add that "Ghetto University USA tour" must have been the major reason that EricMany record got a court injunction so you can not even be on that tour.