NAM1 Advises Sarkodie And Yvonne Nelson To Ceasefire And Make Sleeping Dogs Lie

• Former MenzGold CEO Nana Appiah Mensah, also known as NAM1, has weighed in on the ongoing conflict between Sarkodie and Yvonne Nelson
• NAM1 advised exercising restraint and maintaining peace in the face of damaging allegations, stating that the cost of war outweighs the benefits
• His message serves as a reminder for Sarkodie and Yvonne to consider the potential consequences and seek peaceful resolutions

Nana Appiah Mensah, the former CEO of MenzGold, has inserted himself into the ongoing feud between Sarkodie and Yvonne Nelson.

Popularly known as NAM1, he shared his perspective on the matter, emphasising the importance of exercising restraint when faced with damaging allegations.

In a statement on his Twitter handle, NAM1 stated:

"Yes! It takes a ton of strength to exercise restraints when faced with a supposed unjustifiable fatal poke to a brand. I probably can attest to this better, but please be advised, that the cost of war is much dearer than the price to keep the peace. PLEASE LET SLEEPING DOGS LIE.."

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His message suggests that engaging in a public war of words can have detrimental consequences, both personally and professionally.

As the controversy continues, NAM1's words remind all parties involved to consider the long-term implications of their actions and seek peaceful resolutions.

See the post below:

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Meanwhile, in the song, he addresses the societal bias that often favours women's side of the story in conflicts involving men, suggesting that Nelson's claims may be motivated by financial gain.

"As for the modern society, anything the woman says is accepted as the truth. It's the man who has to swallow the bitter pill. We know what it is. She's just chasing the 'bag', because, does this bring the happiness back?" he said in the song.

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Since then, the dancing challenge has gained popularity and has been posted on other social networking sites.

Source: YEN.com.gh