Kwaku Manu Empathises With Strika After Gunshot's Humiliation: "Somethings Are Not For Social Media"

Kwaku Manu Empathises With Strika After Gunshot's Humiliation: "Somethings Are Not For Social Media"

  • Kwaku Manu has sent a message to Gunhsot after the latter's decision to banish Strika from Dr Likee's camp
  • He cut ties with his Beast of No Nation star and protege after accusing him of stealing and substance use
  • The issue took a new turn after Kwaku Manu shared his two cents after reviewing Gunshot's rift with Strika

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Ghanaian actor Kwaku Manu has weighed in on the rift between Strika of Beasts of No Nation and his caretaker, Gunshot, from Ras Nene's camp.

This comes after Gunshot banished his protege from under his care and accused the youngster of stealing from him and also abusing substances.

Ghana, Kwaku Manu, Strika, Beasts of No Nation, Ras Nene, Gunshot
Kwaku Manu empathises with Strika after being axed from Ras Nene's camp by Gunshot.
Source: Instagram

Gunshot said he had been studying Strika's so-called unacceptable behaviour for a while and deemed it fit to part ways with the embattled kid actor.

Strike had begun settling into Kumawood before the accusations that were levelled at him in a viral video of his former mentor openly chastising him.

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Kwaku Manu advises Gunshot on Strika situation

According to Kwaku Manu, Strika's caretaker could have handled the situation better.

The Kumawood actor established that Gunshot's decision to share the videos online was not necessary.

"He should've taken the kid back to Accra and handed him back to his family. If not, the family can still consider him as Strika's caretaker and can question him about their boy's whereabouts."

In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, Kwaku Manu schooled his Kumawood colleague on how he could've done better with Strika's situation.

Reactions to Kwaku Manu's comments on Gunshot

YEN.com.gh has gathered a few comments from fans in reaction to Kwaku Manu's review of Gunshot's decision to banish Strika.

mcashperfumes wrote:

"When he went for the boy he let we all know that’s same thing is suppose to be masa let’s be real you can also pick the boy to your home."

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richmond401 said:

"The first time I saw my brother I ask him striker why are you back striker said no bro I'm just in for some holidays I will go back."

Sam_coolcat shared:

"Intelligent, I am naming my little princess after you and I will call her manubea🥰🥰"

BAFFOUR AWUAH noted:

"Your opinion is not bad but Massa there is nothing bad about what Gunshot did. He brought to the notice of the media that he was going for Striker."

OBIBINI GOLDEN remarked:

"Make Ghanaians give way to Kwaku manu to be the advisor for the President eerrh man DEY talk too much ah."

Mallam Bills added:

"He took him on camera so he should return him on camera … nothing bad about what he did."

Gunshot GH slams critics

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Strika's caretaker had addressed the endless criticism targeted at him after parting ways with the youngster.

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Critics argued that he brought Strika to the camp to take advantage of him and decided to sack him after failing to benefit from their association.

Ras Nene's associate emphasised that his decision to axe the youngster would help him re-evaluate his life choices and change himself for the better.

Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh

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Peter Ansah (Entertainment Editor) Ansah Peter is an entertainment editor who joined YEN.com.gh in September 2023. He studied Development Planning at KNUST, graduating in 2018. His professional career in entertainment journalism dates eight years back as a showbiz and arts blogger for the now-defunct motionhypegh.net, continuing to Muse Media Networks, acting as the editorial manager for the network's flagship multimedia platforms. He has also managed several PR roles with top clients, including Morgan Heritage. In 2024, Peter completed Google News Initiative courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation