Ayisha Modi, the supposed sister and loyal fan of the Bhim Nation President, Stonebwoy has gone hard on Sarkodie following his press release addressing Stonebwoys’s assault on his manager.
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CEO of SarkCess Music, yesterday in his press release accepted Stonebwoy’s apology, condemned his action and advised Stonebwoy to hold a stronger hold on his emotions next time.
Sarkodie, very calm but domineering again stated that his colleague and kid brother, Stonebwoy irrespective of their relationship disrespected him and was pushed beyond his limits for the first time.
This went down on the bad side of Ayisha Modi. A netizen who tagged her(Ayisha Modi) in a post on social media to have a look at Sark’s reply and react to it incurred the wrath of Ayisha.
Ayisha happened to have seen the comment of one concerned person who tagged her to listen to Sarkodie’s advice.
In response, Ayisha insulted the person’s mother and Sarkodie’s mother — calling them Kwasiaa (which means fool).
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Paraphrasing some few quotes from Sarkodie’s words; “Everyone has to right to be mad not no one has the right to assault”.
”I have been in this industry for a very long time and I understand the dynamics when it comes to artistes. I know everyone has a different temperament and sometimes things get out of hand…I know Stonebwoy’s actions weren’t deliberate that’s why we settled the issue and he still performed.” Sarkodie stated.
“We are both big artistes in Ghana with a large following and I know that Stonebwoy’s management wouldn’t want to do anything to hurt the brand. It’s the same with me, my wife, my manager and all the members of my team know me very well, they know that I easily let go of issues especially when I feel it’s irrelevant and wouldn’t add anything to the Sark nation brand….”
“Stonebwoy is my brother and we have both worked hard to get to where we are…… and I know what happened could have forced him to drive off and boycott the concert…but after we spoke in a calmer tone, we settled the issue amicably”. Sarkodie added.
