Mc Fish has broken his silence following the highly publicized breakup with actress Anita Joseph, taking to social media to address the speculation and criticism surrounding their split
In a lengthy post, Mc Fish dismissed online chatter, saying the noise “doesn’t move me” and challenging anyone with claims to confront him directly.
He expressed frustration with people assuming they know the truth about his personal life without actually knowing him, warning that anyone spreading lies will be exposed.
Reflecting on his five-year marriage, he said: “I’ve always maintained my lane… fine marriage no work again, and the next thing woman dey feed me. I dare her to say she took care of the bills by herself in the 5 years of that marriage.” He insisted that he contributed significantly, helping Anita with her business setup, social media monetization, and even providing security and protocol management.
Mc Fish also defended his career as a hypeman, rejecting slander against his profession. He pointed out the hypocrisy of people who insult hypemen publicly but call them to perform at events and pay for their services, saying: “If there was no future in the job, una so-called legendary actress no go put body… so enough of trying to slander me by my profession.”
He warned those insulting his work that their children may one day follow similar paths, saying, “I prophesy that your children and children’s children will all be hypemen/MCs… but in Jesus name, Aşe gun.”
Closing his statement, Mc Fish made it clear he would not engage with baseless comments from strangers, emphasizing that only people with genuine concerns should approach him: “To even talk about the matter dey hard me… it’s annoying, just riff raffs everywhere… I don promise to never talk to riff rafts.”
He concluded with a firm reminder of his contributions during the marriage and his belief in karma: “An Igbo woman stayed in marriage with me for 5 years and you clowns think she would stay if I’m not holding my weight… Well I no even vex again as dem arrest the weyrey wey talk that thing, my karma strong.”
Mc Fish’s post highlights his frustration with public assumptions, his defense of his work, and the efforts he invested in his relationship, showing he is ready to move forward on his own terms.
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