Nigerian singer-songwriter, Harrysong, has finally reached out to his former protege’s, E-money and Kcee after two years of leaving their record label.

Harrysong exited Five Star under controversial circumstances in 2017 and unveiled his own outfit, Altar Plate.

Five Star record label is owned by brothers Kingsley Okonkwo (Kcee) and Emeka Okonkwo (E-Money).

In the usual fashion, the aggrieved parties have been at loggerheads since the incident resulting in a bitter social media war.

However, the “Reggae Blues crooner” has said that his outbursts were borne out of hurt.

Harrysong, who recently opened up about his battle with depression, took to Instagram to admit that he bit the hands that fed him.

He also confessed that his journey will never be complete without Kcee and E-money adding that they were part of the vessels that God used to change his story.

“I had a great time at my listening party yesterday and it gave me time to reflect as I watched my young bro Skiibii perform his hit song Sensima

“Making peace with yourself begins with your ability to face your truth.

“My journey will never be complete without Kcee and Emoney you were part of the vessels that God used to change my story.

“I appreciate you both, I was hurt and reacted at the time but regardless of what happened, I recognise the impact you made in my life.

“Never bite the finger that fed you my people…let love lead,” Harrysong wrote.

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