Stonebwoy opens up for the first time on what really happened during Sarkodie’s black love concert

Ghana’s dancehall act, Stonebwoy has for the first time openly come out to clarified the circumstances that led to the scuffle between himself and manager of Sarkodie, Angel Town a few months ago.

As sighted by sammykaymedia.com, a passionate Stonebwoy explaining his side of the story in an interview of what really happened the said day, asserted that the whole incident and narrative has been skewed to make him look like a bad person whilst it wasn’t really so.

Also read: Aisha Modi fires Sarkodie as peace prevails between Stonebwoy and Angel Town

Video:Another gun pulling incident?: Stonebwoy allegedly assaults Sarkodie’s manager …

The bhim-native boss said he went to Sarkodie’s ‘black love’ concert to show support and not to disrupt the show, but after about 6 hours, when he arrived he was disrespected.

He added it is appropriate for people to give respect, if indeed they want to get respect.

Watch video below:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Bulldog handcuffed as he was arrested by BNI

Image
manager of Africa dancehall king Shatta Wale, Bullgod real name Lawrence Nana Asiama Hanson has been arrested by the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) formerly Bureau of National Investigation (BNI). Reports are scanty as to reasons sighted for his arrest, but one can link this arrest to his statements made on UTV’s United Showbiz where he asserted that President Akufo Addo will not finish his term of office if he fails to pay customers of Menzgold. This statement made by Bullgod was widely condemned by some netizens on social media who described the statement as a threat to the president.  According to a reliable source, the artiste manager was picked up at Adabraka, a suburb in Accra, he was handcuffed and whisked away in a Toyota V8 vihecle. Watch video below: Share this: Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window) Click to ...
Read more

Patapaa And Wife Liha Miller Involved In Car Accident watch the video

Image
Ghanaian mucican  Patapaa known in real life as Justice Amoah and his wife Liha Miller who got married just a few days ago have been involved in a car accident but they are both unharmed. In a video  on the official Instagram page of Patapaa’s wife, Liha gave an account of how she and her husband were involved in an accident. She however added that none of them was hurt in any way but she was still in a state of shock following the collision. Liha Miller posted a video of their damaged car with the caption: “@patapaa _ amisty & I Had A Car Accident”. WATCH VIDEO AND SEE PHOTOS BELOW: She later posted photos of the wrecked car and captioned that too: “Thank You God We Are Still Alive. It Wasn’t Our Time Yet, But I am Still In Shock” Many fans and followers of the newly-married couple took to the comment section to thank God that nothing bad had happened to them.
Read more

Dr UN Arrested At Hello FM In Kumasi

Image
Video: ‘Dr UN’ arrested and feeling excited behind bars SammyKay Media Your Trusted Brand Promotion and News Blog  Kwame Owusu Fordjour aka Dr UN has been arrested. A report gathered by bigjay .net says he was arrested at the premises of Hello FM in Kumasi. The man who succeeded in swindling a lot of public figures in Ghana some few months ago challenged the police officers who were in plain clothes. According to him, he doesn’t know what he has done wrong for him to be arrested but the officers insisted that they have the warrant to do so. Following his arrest, Peace FM’s Ashanti Regional Correspondent, Samson K. Nyamekeye, has detailed Dr Un has been on the wanted list of security officials for a while now. Per the report, Owusu Fordjour was apprehended and granted bail at the   Magistrate Court in Asokore-Mampong after he organized a fake award at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi.
Read more