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I bleached again to revive by dying name - Bukom Banku shuts down critics

Sunday, January 03, 2021 at 10:19 AM by Nathaniel Crabbe

- Ghanaian boxer Bukom Banku has disclosed that he bleached again to revive his diminishing influence in the country

- The award-winning comic boxer indicated that he'll end this chapter of his life on January 31

- Bukom Banku said this in an interview with SVTV Africa

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Ghanaian comic boxer Braimah Kamoko, popularly called Bukom Banku, has explained why he now puts on eyelashes and has bleached again to enhance his looks.

The award-winning comic boxer has come under heavy backlash after recent visuals showing that he has bleached again emerged on social media.

Explaining his infamous decision with SVTV Africa, Bukom Banku indicated that his relevance was fading, and he had to resort to bleaching for attention.

I bleached again to revive by dying name in Ghana - Bukom Banku shuts down critics — Bukom Banku speaks to SVTV Africa in an interview as he explains why he has bleached again. Image: @Crabbitamedia
Source: Instagram

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''This bleaching is for a joke. My name was coming down small, so had to do something to revive my name in Ghana and people will shout fresh, fresh.''

He added: ''When I bleaching myself, my name also wake up but my big father tell me that make I stop so I stop,.''

Bukom Banku noted that this chapter of his life will end on January 31.

''I will stop the fresh January 31 so don’t shout like an empty tin,'' he said.

In other blissful YEN.com.gh news, Ghanaian musician Justice Amoah, famously known as Patapaa Amisty, has tied the knot with his German sweetheart, Liha Miller, in a beautiful traditional wedding.

The wedding ceremony was held on Saturday [today], January 2, 2020, in Agona Swedru in the Central Region.

Stunning wedding photos from the traditional wedding show the One Corner hitmaker donning a white African attire while his German wife wore a large regal kente cloth.