My EP not controversial – Berri Tiga

Singer and songwriter, Blessed Agada, aka Berri Tiga, has said that his new Extended Play album titled, ‘Blessed’, does not contain any controversial song, adding that he decided to name the album after himself because he feels blessed.

He told Saturday Beats, “I just released my EP, and none of the songs is controversial. The EP is named after myself because I feel blessed.”

Recall that in 2022, the artiste was involved in a dispute with skitmaker, Oderhohwo Efe, aka Carter Efe, over the ownership of the hit single, ‘Machala’. Though they both featured on the song, both parties clashed over ownership and song rights.

Expressing his love for his fans, Berri Tiga said, “My fans should expect the fire. I love you guys. Keep supporting me.”

Talking about some of the things people don’t know about him, he said, “Some people don’t know I’m from Benue State. Some don’t know I am very talented. Aside from singing, I also draw. Some people don’t know that I am a superstar.”

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