Iyk Wonder, a Ghanaian based Nigerian musician has debunked claims made by another Nigerian artiste cum Actor, Jonathan Eze Nkwadinobi, popularly known as Eze that songs made by Shatta wale and Sarkodie are not popular in Nigeria.

He made this revelation in an exclusive interview with Prince Tsegah of Hitz fm and described assertions made by Eze as malicious falsehoods and a ploy to seek the attention of Ghanaians.

Iyk wonder opined that songs made by both Shatta Wale and Sarkodie are popular in Nigeria to the extent that are even played at social gatherings such as parties, pubs and some Night clubs. He intimated that even Sarkodie and Castro's Adonai track are used by a lot of Nigerians as ringtones on their cellphones.

Iyk further disclosed that a lot of his fans in Nigeria have encouraged him to collaborate with both artistes in his upcoming new releases and wonders why Eze will spew out such lies to defame Shatta Wale and Sarkodie amongst other Ghanaian artistes as not having international appeal. Iyk Wonder said, Eze is in the habit of telling untruths and asked Ghanaians to ignore statements made by him with the contempt it deserves.

Iyk Wonder who is under the K. B Empire Record Label said Eze, has on countless occasions allegedly bragged about his music talent stating that he is the best Nigerian act based in Ghana which is a figment of his imagination and challenged him to a live contest on radio, or a live band section on any given platform to prove him as very incompetent so far as music is concerned.

According to Iyk Wonder, Eze should learn to respect the likes of Shatta Wale and Sarkodie and stop rubbishing their exploits ..." there are some boundaries he shouldn't cross..he should respect Sarkodie and Shatta Wale"

Iyk Wonder has done collaborations with Ghanaians including Afiba,Kwaw kese ,Guru , S.K Blinks ,Ball J and Torgbe and is currently one of the promising Nigerians based acts in Ghana.

He stated categorically that his response to Eze is not to seek attention of Ghanaians , but just to set the records straight on the issue of Sarkodie and Shatta Wale not being known in Nigeria.