Nigerian gospel singer Judith Kanayo, popularly known as JudiKay, has made the surprising decision to end her legal dispute with Ezekiel ThankGod, also known as EeZee Tee, the owner of EeZee Concept record label. EeZee Tee had been accused of withholding $264,000 in earnings generated from JudiKay’s music on platforms like YouTube.
In a heartfelt statement shared on social media, JudiKay explained her choice to step away from the controversy, prioritizing unity within the Christian community over personal vindication.
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“After prayerful consideration, I have decided to walk away from this drama, prioritizing the unity of the body of Christ. My faith in Christ and His purpose outweighs any earthly possession or vindication. With this, I willingly step away,” she wrote.
JudiKay’s statement follows an independent audit by Person Consulting, which revealed significant financial discrepancies. Despite pressure to pursue legal action, JudiKay’s decision reflects her devotion to her ministry and unwavering faith.
She expressed gratitude to her supporters, including church leaders, the gospel music community, and her family, for their encouragement during the ordeal.
“My focus and commitment remain on Jesus Christ and the ministry He entrusted to me,” she concluded, emphasizing her dedication to spreading the gospel above all else.
