EMB signee, Peter Blessing opened up on leaving the Bahati-owned record label, that drew a rift between the two singers.
Having just been signed in, in July 2019, the young talent believed it was time for him to seek new ventures based on life´s revelations at the time.
The 20-year old who spent 3 nights on the cold floors of the police cells, was accused of illegally acquiring Ksh 2 Million from Bahati, which he denied upfront.
Peter Blessing – I felt it was God´s time for me to move so I had no ill-intentions
However, soon after his release, Peter Blessing sought to clarify on his reasons to leave the label, stating:
In life, everyone has their own plans and God guides us sometimes. I felt it was God´s time for me to move so I had no ill-intentions. I wanted to go and struggle on my own.
According to him:
I love seeing myself making it in life. Over a certain period of time, many other issues came up. I used to call my mum and we could not communicate properly. There is also a time I had been told (by Bahati) to go and not come back.
Peter Blessing speaks on life´s revelations that urged him to leave EMB
So based on his judgement, Peter Blessing believed:
Maybe God wanted me to move. Things were just happening and I could not understand them. I cannot fully blame Bahati or Weezdom. All I am hoping is things will be okay, moving forward.
