Ibraah Accuses Harmonize of Dragging Him Into Publicity Stunts After Konde Gang Exit
Tanzanian singer Ibrahim Abdallah Nampunga, popularly known as Ibraah, has called out his former boss Harmonize, accusing him of continuing to involve his name in online publicity moves despite their fallout at Konde Music Worldwide. In an Instagram Story shared on Sunday, June 1..
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Tanzanian singer Ibraah has publicly accused his former boss, Harmonize, of using his name in publicity stunts following their fallout from Konde Music Worldwide.
- Ibraah urged Harmonize via an Instagram Story on Sunday, June 14, 2026, to stop involving him in promotional activities.
- The singer stated that despite being blocked by Harmonize, his name continues to be mentioned in online discussions and strategies.
- Ibraah also addressed claims that Diamond Platnumz influenced his exit, clarifying that Diamond Platnumz offered personal support during a difficult career period.
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