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Olamide doesn’t collect royalty money from his artistes – Viktoh

Former YBNL act and Olamide’s signee, Viktoh has revealed that the Nigerian rapper does not collect royalty money.

According to him, the boss of his former record label, Olamide never collected any money from him while he was still with the label.

Viktoh also revealed that unlike other record label owners, he had full access to his Youtube, Apple, and Spotify accounts.

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