Failed Ghanaian musician cum social media critic, Kwame Aplus has come under heavy criticism over his comments about Ghanaian actress, Yvonne Nelson.
Kwame Aplus had written on his Facebook page that Yvonne deserved to be abandoned by Sarkodie after impregnating her.
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A Plus wrote;
“Yvonne Nelson made us believe that her mother was a superwoman, she even celebrated her mother on Father’s Day. Her mother did everything to make her believe that her father was the most useless man on earth.
On his sick bed, the man told his part of the story, revealing to her that he is not her father. She therefore had a DNA test and it was confirmed, according to her that yes, the “Satan” was not her father. Her real father was Peter Adjetey, the former speaker of Parliament.
That one too the DNA machine was “faulty” so: the real was not realizing.” Na asɛm bɛn koraa ni? And you expected Sarkodie, a young up-and-coming guy to accept a pregnancy from someone who was showing some of her mother’s characteristics?
Sark, you made the best decision!!! If you had accepted that pregnancy, the book today would have read, “Sarkodee is not my son/daughter’s father. The real father is Inyanya” or one of her many boyfriends.
Her mother played the victim to make an innocent man look bad even when she knew the real father of her daughter. This is exactly who these daughters of Eve are(sic)”.
Reacting to this, Kwame Aplus was blasted for his harsh words. Some even asked how he would feel if the same was done to his daughter.
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This post was published on June 20, 2023 7:59 PM
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