Toni Kan voiced out the concern shared by many people, when he wrote a letter to Audu Maikori, for the sole purpose of Brymo’s return to the Chocolate City record label.

Well, everyone shared Toni Kan’s sentiments except one.

A Nigerian lawyer and columnist, Akinyemi Ayinoluwa took to Twitter to explain why Brymo should in fact not be considered for a return to the record company.

Dear Audu Maikori, I plead for Brymo – Toni Kan http://t.co/wbpjPdF7JE

GOOD PIECE. BUT I DISAGREE. I WILL NOT ENCOURAGE A RETURN.

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO #DEARTONIKAN http://t.co/wbpjPdF7JE

I HAVE READ THIS ARTICLE AND I LOVE EVERY BIT OF IT. I RESPECT THE WRITER A LOT.

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO

BY THE SAID ARTICLE, TONI KAN MAKES A CASE FOR THE RETURN OF A "PRODIGAL ARTISTE" TO HIS HOME(CHOCOLATE CITY).

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
I TINK DIS PLEA SHOULD BE FOR A DIFFERENT CAUSE. IT SHOULD BE A PLEA FOR DEEP-POCKETED INVESTORS. MONEY ANSWERS ALL TINGS

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
YOU NEED MONEY TO GET THE BEST PRODUCERS, MANAGERS, STYLISTS, PUBLICISTS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, HYPMEN, OAPS, SONGWRITERS ETC

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
BRYMO, SINCE LEAVING CHOCOLATE CITY, HAS SHOWN THAT HE CAN EASILY OUTCLASS ANY1 IN HIS GENRE. HE HAS DELIVERED TWO ALBUMS

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
THOSE ALBUMS ARE BEYOND MEDIOCRE. THE REASON WHY IT HERALDED NO NATIONAL HIT WAS BECOS THERE WERE NO DEEP POCKETS

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
DEEP POCKETS WILL HELP BUILD/OIL AN INFRASTRUCTURE. THE NARRATIVE WOULD HAVE BEEN DIFFERENT IF BRYMO STUMBLED ON A HIT

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
WHILE I CANT UNDERMINE THE ROLE OF RECORD LABELS, I KNOW A GREAT BUDGET AND A WONDERFUL MANAGEMENT/PR CAN FILL IN THE GAP

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
RETURNING TO CHOCOLATE CITY OFFERS LITTLE OR NO GUARANTEES. HE IS RETURNING TO A CROWDED PLACE. HE WILL GET NO ATTENTION

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
PEOPLE MAKE MUSIC FOR DIFFERENT REASONS, AND SUCCESS MEANS DIFFERENT THINGS TO DIFFERENT PEOPLE.

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
NOT EVERYONE WILL BE RICH N FAMOUS IN D MOULD OF A MICHAEL JACKSON. I THINK BRYMO SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO ENJOY HIS JOURNEY

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
we heap too much pressure on these creative people. That is why our musicians sound alike.

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
I pray Brymo finds those who will get him the best opportunities he needs to thrive. We all need a ladder up.

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
I will gladly embark on a lonely and torture-ladden journey if that is what the vision demands. Brymo has chosen his.

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
Nothing good comes easy. We will pay more attention when a global or continental hit or plaudit is scored.

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
Naija media will famz when something big happens. Keep at it. It's for a short time. Money will come.Don't plead for him

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015

#DONTPLEADFORBRYMO
I celebrate guts. I don't appreciate or encourage breach of contracts. That is yarns for another day.

— AKINYEMI AYINOLUWA (@akinyemilaw) September 6, 2015