MAJEED EXPLORES SELF-WORTH AND HEALING ON “NO MORE”
Majeed has continued to establish himself as one of Nigeria’s most compelling Afropop voices through music that speaks honestly about love, relationships, and personal growth. Born Ekeh Chiaka Joseph and signed to Dream Empire Music, the singer, songwriter, and producer has earned praise for pairing soulful melodies with deeply personal storytelling. On his latest single, “No More,” he confronts the difficult realisation that sometimes walking away is the only way to protect your peace.
The song tells the story of a relationship where love begins to feel conditional. Majeed questions whether the affection he receives is genuine or tied to his moments of success, reflecting on the difference between someone who loves you and someone who loves what comes with you. Despite giving himself fully to the relationship, he eventually recognises that continuing to hold on is costing him more than he is willing to lose.
The repeated declaration of “no more” becomes the emotional turning point of the record. Rather than simply expressing anger or disappointment, Majeed uses the phrase as a boundary, a decision to stop accepting a relationship that leaves him questioning his worth. It is the moment where heartbreak gives way to clarity.
Throughout the song, Majeed captures the complicated emotions that come with letting go. He acknowledges how difficult it can be to find genuine love and how painful experiences can make vulnerability feel like a risk. Yet beneath the heartbreak is a growing sense of self-awareness: love should not require someone to continually compromise their peace or convince themselves that they deserve to be valued.
“‘No More’ is about reaching a point where you realise love should never cost you your peace. Sometimes walking away is the hardest decision, but it’s also the healthiest one. I hope this song encourages people to value themselves and never settle for a love that isn’t returned.”