Arrested Ghanaian Cocaine Girl Saga | FRIENDS Who Took Photos With Her Are Now WORRIED & Want All Photos REMOVED

For many people, being friends with someone does not go beyond what they can obtain from the friendship—and as such, they do not even evaluate the person who they term as a friend, especially when it’s all flourishing.

We take photos with friends when we step out together—and at public places, we may just call some good friends together to share a Kodak moment. But if your friend is a cocaine dealer-Nayele Ametefe aka Rubby Appiah who was recently arrested in London with 12.5 kilos of cocaine and you have a photo with her, then surely you must be worried if you have something to hide.

Since Nayele Ametefe was arrested in London, we’ve heard several of her friends who may be part of her network of cocaine dealers—or who may be completely innocent have all taken to social media to remove several photographs they have with her so that they can distant themselves away from her.

I understand that it is not ideal to be friends with such a character but to be frank, if you have nothing to hide—why the fright and attempt to hide whatever relationship you had/have with the person?

If my friend is arrested for cocaine possession with intent to supply or murder in Columbia today, I would not necessary remove pictures I have with such a person, though his actions may have disappointed me—that is if I have nothing to hide in relation to his activities.

Yet several of Nayela’s friends think otherwise and they are going through every means to disassociate themselves from her.

Few minutes ago, GhanaCelebrities.Com received a call from one of such friends in the above photo who wanted to end her association/friendship with the arrested cocaine girl- Nayele Ametefe—and she sought to do this by asking that, the above photo recently shot at KOD’s wedding of the arrested cocaine girl which she stands by her side should be pulled down.

The question is; why the worry if you have nothing to hide? And is this not betrayal of friendship?

I guess we ought to be careful who we take photos with—and more importantly, who we be-friend, instead of demanding to have photos removed when certain truths come out.

It definitely looks like observers are WORRIED! And if friends are this much worried, then the police must start asking why or start watching them…They may probably be hiding something interesting.