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Fella, Medikal Plus Others Allegedly Contributed Money to Rent Spintex Apartment for Afia Schwar – Juicy Gist

Nana Tonardo has revealed that when Afia Schwarzenegger moved to her Spintex apartment, she was so broke she needed contributions from friends to secure the place.

Tornado claims prominent Ghanaians such as Fella Makafui, Medikal, Nhyiraba Kojo and even Fadda Dickson all chipped in to raise cash for Afia.

The constant thorn in Schwarzenegger’s backside threw new allegations at her in a video response to her claim of flying business class from the Netherlands to Ghana.

Afia recently recorded a video response to critics trolling her for being thrown off a KLM flight.

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According to Schwar, a person with a business class ticket cannot be thrown off a plane (wrong).

She also claimed that she’s too rich to bother about the poverty mentality of Ghanaians.

Tonardo was offended by her claims and exposed her in a new video.

According to him, Schwarzenegger claims to be rich yet when she left Dome Pillar Two to Spintex, she was broke and begged friends for money to rent a new place.

Tonardo name-dropped Fadda Dickson, Medikal and wife Fella and Nhyiraba Kojo as just a few who helped her out to raise the needed cash.

He begged her to be humble and stop deceiving Ghanaians with claims of being so rich when she needed others to pay her rent for her.

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Listen to Tonardo’s latest offensive against Afia Schwarzenegger below…

Source: GhanaCelebrities.Com

This post was published on May 3, 2022 4:08 PM

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