I have not given any money to DKB to give to you - Lady exposes Poloo over her claims

Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 7:00 PM by Edwin Lamptey

- A lady believed to be called Alice has spoken following Poloo's claims of being given money

- According to the lady, she has not yet given any money to DKB, and that the money was not even GHC4000

- The lady added that the money was actually coming from Ayisha Modi

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Madam Alice, the lady at the center of the issue between Akuapem Poloo and DKB over some alleged donation has broken her silence and set the record straight.

While recounting the issue on radio, Okay FM presenter Kwesi Aboagye indicated that he had come into contact with the said lady who narrated her part of the story.

According to the narration, Alice said she had been tasked by Ayisha Modi, popularly known as She Loves Stonebwoy, to give Poloo and her son $1,000.

I have not given any money to DKB to give to you - Lady exposes Poloo over her claims
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Alice is said to have reportedly managed to find Poloo's number to speak to her about the gift from Ayisha.

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She went on to recount that when she called Poloo, the actress jumped to conclusion and started talking about not receiving any money.

Kwasi Aboagye came to the conclusion that Poloo had spun her own story about the whole donation issue.

According to Kwasi Aboagye, Alice wanted to call Akuapem Poloo to take down the video in which she was falsely accusing DKB for hoarding the money meant for her.

In a related development, actor and director, Kobi Rana, has taken a swipe at Akuapem Poloo, born Rosemond Alade Brown for doing ‘too much’ after her lawyer secured her release from prison.

In a social media post, Rana advised Akuapem Poloo to take things easy and rather stay mute for a while because all eyes were currently on her.

The experienced movie director said all Akuapem Poloo had to do was show appreciation to the people who helped her get her freedom back and coil back into her shell.