Fast-rising Artist, TMP Offisial Slammed With ₦100 Million Fine for Alleged Contract Breach

Fast-rising Afrofusion artist TMP Offisial faces controversy after his record label slammed him with a ₦100 million fine for allegedly breaching his contract. The fine was reportedly a result of TMP’s failure to show up for his planned album tour in Nigeria last year, a move his label claims caused significant losses.

The news of the fine has sparked a wave of reactions across social media platforms, with many fans and industry insiders expressing concern over the situation. A popular Twitter influencer, Kussman who has been closely following TMP’s career, shared the shocking update on the platform:

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“You won’t believe what’s happening to @TMP_offisial right now! His label is hitting him with a 100 MILLION NAIRA fine for ‘breaching’ his contract. Just because he’s been standing up for his music and refusing to compromise his sound. Dude has been in London working hard to create music he feels resonates with his fans, and now they’re trying to shut him down.”

According to the influencer, the dispute is not merely about TMP missing the tour but about artistic integrity. TMP has been in London for months, working on new music that he believes will connect deeply with his fanbase. However, the label appears displeased with his decision to focus on his artistic vision rather than the scheduled events.

“This isn’t just about the money—it’s about trying to silence his voice, his passion, his creativity,” the influencer added. “TMP is one artist I know has always been true to himself and his fans, and if he didn’t show up, there is a reason for it.”

The incident has raised broader questions about the nature of contracts in the music industry and the power dynamics between artists and record labels. Many are sympathizing with TMP’s plight, arguing that artists should have more creative freedom without the looming threat of financial penalties.

The influencer also offered a word of caution to other artists: “A lot of these record label owners are just sharks, but my advice to artists is to also not sign any contract out of desperation. It’s killing the dreams of lots of artists.”

As fans rally around TMP Offisial, eagerly awaiting the release of his new music titled ‘Everyday’ slated to drop on the 23 of October, the saga serves as a reminder of the challenges artists face behind the scenes in maintaining control over their craft. The situation has sparked an ongoing debate about artist-label relationships, with many hoping for a resolution that allows TMP to continue his creative journey without undue restrictions.