Zylofon Media Lacks Intelligent And Educated Minds–The Case Of Stonebwoy-Zylofon Media Gun Incident — Chris-Vincent Agyapong Hits Hard At Uneducated & Dumb Minds At Zylofon Media

Apparently, the centre cannot hold anymore at Zylofon Media–things are fallen apart and lack of intelligent and educated minds at the helm of affairs have made issues worse.
It was reported that some employees at Zylofon Media led by artiste manager, Bulldog confronted Stonebwoy last night to retrieve a car that was given to him as part of his contract with Zylofon Media.

According to a report by Ghanacelebrities.com, Stonebwoy who has reportedly parted ways with Zylofon Media fired several gunshots in an attempt to scare away the ‘uneducated minds’ at Zylofon Media who stupidly followed Bulldog to retrieve the car from him without considering the terms and clauses in the contract.

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Now, the Founding Editor of Ghanacelebrities.com, Chris-Vincent Agyapong, known for his honest and brutal opinions has described Stonebwoy-Zylofon Gun incident as stupid!
In about 100 words, Chris-Vincent Agyapong attributed the bizarre gun incident to the lack of intelligent and educated minds steering affairs at Zylofon Media.

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Chris-Vincent aka Professional Truth Sayer wrote:
“Zylofon Media—Needs A Goddam Intelligent-Educated Minds
So no one seems to be intelligent at Zylofon to know about legal ways of redress or enforcing post-termination contracts huh?
The Stonebwoy-Zylofon Gun Incident last night is stupid, albeit important, in highlighting the sort of people running this beautiful concept of Zylofon.
The distinction between educated people and the others lies in the manner things are handled.
Even an educated fool will always opt out for civility—while hooliganism is the hallmark of those who take no pride in any form of intellect or education”.
—Chris-Vincent Agyapong