Epixode sacks his manager through his lawyers





Dancehall artiste, Epixode has parted ways with his manager.


According to a letter released by his attorneys, Ankoma Mensah & Associates, this is the case. 

The singer's legal representatives claim that his split with his previous management, Xzhibit, is effective right away. 


The letter strongly advised the public to avoid doing business with the former manager, also known as Alfred Lloyd Grant-Kpedzro in private.


All legal relationships between Epixode and Xzhibit were also terminated effective immediately.


Read the full letter below:


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