It’s an interview, not a death sentence - Delay boldly replies Nana Aba's interview request
- Delays has finally reacted to Nana Aba's interview request
- According to her, an interview is not a death sentence
- Nana Aba has said that Delay has been running away from an interview with her since 2008
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Popular on-air personality, Deloris Frimpong-Manso, popularly known as Delay has responded to Nana Aba Anamoah's interview request.
Nana Aba took to Twitter to put Delay on the spot stressing that the latter has been running away from an interview with her since 2008.
According to the GH One TV presenter, if indeed Delay ‘is a woman’, then she should make herself available for an interview.
Source: Instagram
However, reacting to that, Delay wrote, “Lol Aba, it’s an interview, not a death sentence. I will let you know when I’m ready for you.”
Nana Aba's challenge comes after fans tipped the former to be the right person to interview Delay after she asked about that on social media.
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Meanwhile, Kumawood actress, Tracey Boakye, has celebrated her daughter, Nana Akua Nhyira's one-year birthday in grand style with a pink-themed party at her residence.
Nhyira clocked one year old on May 13, but her mother marked her the special day on Saturday, June 12, with a lavish party.
During the party, Tracey Boakye was captured cheering her daughter on the dance floor as she sprayed a wad of cash on her.
Nhyira's birthday bash was attended by famous personalities in Ghana's entertainment industry, including the TV show host, Nana Ama McBrown, the gospel singer, Ohemaa Mercy, the comedienne, Afia Schwarzenegger, Diamond Appiah, and other stars.
In other news, Shatta Wale and entertainment journalist, Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo clashed on UTV's United Showbiz on Saturday night, June 12.
The heated misunderstanding ensued after Shatta Wale requested an apology from the entertainment pundit, Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo after he described the dancehall musician as ''confused and inconsistent'', among other things.
Asamoah-Baidoo, however, declined because if felt he had done nothing wrong.
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