A few moments ago, Ghpage.com published about the near fist fight that went on between Kwaku Manu and Frank Naro at the opening of Tracey Boakye’s lounge. We reported about Frank Nara’s side of the story of how the brawl started.
Ghpage.com has had a lengthy conversation with Kwaku Manu and he has revealed what exactly Frank Naro said on air about him leading to the altercations and the allegations leveled against him by Frank Naro.
SEE HERE: Kwaku Manu and Frank Naro in a fist fight at Tracey Boakye’s lounge opening in Kumasi [Listen]
According to Kwaku Manu, he begun nurturing Frank Naro at the age of 12 years and has taken good care of him including opening doors in the movie and music industry for him but recently in an interview when Frank was asked why he longer move with Kwaku, he told the host he was the person writing songs for the Kumawood star but had to stop because it was fruitless and Kwaku is ungrateful.
Other instances, he had negative things to say about him and he finds it disturbing considering the fact that he (Kwaku Manu) tells everyone Frank is his junior brother and he has been very good to Frank since he met him.
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He, therefore, took the opportunity to caution Frank when they met at Tracey’s event to be careful with some of his statements and Frank got angry and started making noise to attract people to where they were talking.
Kwaku Manu also denied taking money from Frank Naro to featured in his movie as he alleged and even revealed that the 4 times he showed up on the scene for the movie, not a single day did he even request for money for fuel.
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He warned Frank Naro to stop biting the fingers that fed him and know that he might need his [Kwaku Manu] help one day.
Listen to Kwaku Manu Below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOivekQEclc
It was believed by many people that Frank Naro was the junior brother of Kwaku Manu and he was regarded as such until Frank Naro explained in recent interviews that he just hails from the same town as Kwaku Manu, Obuasi, and they are not really blood brothers.
