Founding Editor of GhanaCelebrities.Com, Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri, has torn into Yvonne Nelson as ‘damaged goods’ and defended the right of young Sarkodie to decline her as a future partner and mother of his kids.
Reacting to the recent diss song released by Sarkodie for Yvonne titled ‘Try Me’, in which the rapper told his side of the abortion story, Chris-Vincent said Sarkodie did the right thing in ‘dawging’ Yvonne all those years ago.
Recollect Yvonne Nelson claimed she got pregnant for Sarkodie in 2010. She said he pushed her to have an abortion then abandoned her after the fact.
Sarkodie, in his reply, said Yvonne Nelson pushed for the abortion with the excuse she was in school. He also called her a street girl who was practically banging every guy in Tema.
Reacting to the single and Yvonne Nelson’s reply to Sarkodie, Chris-Vincent said Yvonne Nelson has a body count longer than the Eiffel Tower and that no reasonable man will want to settle down with her.
According to him, Sarkodie was right to decline Yvonne as a partner – considering the fact she was sleeping around in Tema but also just by going off her history of her mother pinning a pregnancy on an innocent man.
Chris branded Yvonne as damaged goods and also blasted her as irresponsible.
Read his post below…
It’s the hypocrisy, perhaps, absurdity of some Ghanaians on social media that gets me worried—unendingly.
So, Yvonne Nelson has the right to write a book and tell whatever story she wants—calling it her truth. Yet, Sarkodie, has no right to reply in whatever sharp tongue he chooses.
Many of our Ghanaian women (large black women) at a time will be sleeping with multiple men, thinking they are smart or hot cakes.
When they get pregnant, they try to pin it on the most successful among these men or the person with the biggest potential.
Similarly, a lot of these women play victims and are not truthful. They go about wasting their youthful years (the most valuable years of their lives when it comes to relationships or dating) and when they hit over 30 years when the men are no more interested as before, they become desperate and begin to sound bitter.
Look around you in the entertainment industry: how many of the women have stable partners and how many of the men have stable partners?
No man wants to feel he does not have a woman alone to himself. Even your past matters to him.
I keep saying, while the future of a man matters most to women, the past of a woman is what matters most to men.
A quick search of “Yvonne Nelson and affair” will fetch you the following people as reported ex-partners in the last 10 years: Iyanya, Chase, Jon Germain, Pappy Kojo, Joe B, Ice Prince, John Dumelo and Sarkodie.
To be frank, any level headed man who knows this, will take a pause when considering to take Yvonne Nelson up for a serious relationship. You may think it’s stupid, but that is how men look at things and that is how the world works.
Sarkodie in his reply- song states that Yvonne Nelson was sleeping with other men aside him. Every man will think twice about such a woman and especially when she says she is pregnant.
In hindsight, Yvonne Nelson not knowing her own father and her story suggesting that her mother was sleeping with multiple men around the time of conception should have been enough to make Sarkodie feel he made the best choice even if he has said he didn’t want the pregnancy. But that is not what he says even happened—story has been twisted to fit into someone’a truth.
The truth is one: we don’t have your truth and my truth. I don’t know how people come up with this.
As a woman, your past when it comes to relationships will always have an impact on your current market value in the dating world.
Today, who is Yvonne Nelson’s partner? The Baby Daddy we all saw being posted on Instagram also didn’t last.
And the truth is, the only reason why Yvonne Nelson’s book is selling among Africans is because of the stories she is telling about these people—pure negativity. How many people reading that book have read “Rich Dad Poor Dad” when they need that book more than some Yvonne Nelson book.
If you are a man in this world, please open your eyes!
Yvonne keeps saying; “how Sarkodie got me pregnant”. How can one person get a woman pregnant? Did she not participate in the act that got her pregnant? You got yourself pregnant too—both of you did. There is no sense of responsibility from her end at all.
—Chris-Vincent Agyapong
Source: GhanaCelebrities.Com
This post was published on June 28, 2023 9:21 AM
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