Mr. Eazi sheds more light on his $6000 per month job – Hopefully, you believe this time.

singing It’s your boy Eazi…

Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade  a.k.a Mr Eazi has cleared the air on that zobo he gave us before.

Just in case you’ve been sleeping on happenings in the entertainment world, Mr Eazi, said in an interview that he quit his $6000 paying job because he didn’t find fulfillment or something along that line.

My first reaction was, “Hol’up! Say whuut?!”

“$6000 dollars in your 20’s and you say it’s not fulfilling?? Ah, your village people have finally succeeded in your life.”

Nigerians were obviously not having any of it and went ahead to do some research on his story.

It was discovered, however, that Oluwatosin was only an intern at the said company.

Whoever heard of an intern receiving $6000?

Mr Eazi however clarified that he never said he was a staff, adding that he was offered a full time job, but turned it down.

“I turned down the job; I didn’t say I had started working there. I don’t think there is anything wrong with being an intern. I don’t have anything to gain by lying about such a thing. The truth remains that I was offered a job by Schlumberger, but I decided not to take it, but rather concentrated on my career. And that is a decision I’ve never regretted till date,”Mr Eazi told Sunday Scoop.

He also stood by his words that he “brought a new vibe to the (music) industry”.

“The interview that caused this uproar was just me speaking my mind and saying things the way I see it from my perspective. It wasn’t meant to be an insult to any Nigerian artiste. You cannot deny that I brought a new vibe to the industry and I believe everybody can see that. Now, there are lots of Nigerian artistes who use Ghanaian words and melodies in their songs, but they’ve never been to Ghana. So how did they get to know about those words? There are a lot more songs out now that have that Ghanaian influence, and with all due respect, I can boldly say that started after my songs started gaining popularity,” Mr Eazi said.

“I don’t have to mention anybody’s name. I am sure that those who are discerning know what I’m talking about,” Mr Eazi said, when asked to mention the artistes that are copying his “formula”.