Genge rapper Mejja Okwonkwo has broken his silence after YouTube deleted his hit song, Tabia Za Wakenya which had garnered over 2 million views.

The song was pulled down from the platform after an upcoming artist identified as Bouja Bwuoy complained.

Major Nameye Khadija alias Okwonkwo. PHOTO/COURTESY

Mejja, who took to his official Instagram account, noted that his song had no similarities with the alleged song.


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The former Kansoul member promised to deal with the artist who allegedly deleted his song.

Nameye Khadija alias Okwonkwo. PHOTO/COURTESY

“But I will never give in, but I am done being the humble guy. I will deal with this one! I am so frustrated.”


The crooner further vowed never to give up, even though facing lots of hate saying God is by his side.


“I am dealing with a lot of hate. I will never give in. But I am done being the humble guy. "God is with me. You can slow me down, but I am not giving in. God above everything,” he stated.

Major Nameye Khadija alias Okwonkwo. PHOTO/COURTESY

Mejja was also angered by YouTube rules that states he should wait for two weeks before his song gets re

uploaded to the platform.


“According to YouTube rules, it doesn’t matter if I am right. I have to wait for two weeks before my video is uploaded.