Ajagurajah Speaks On Stonebwoy And Shatta Wale's Feud: "Blacko Must Be Grateful"
- A video of Bishop Kwabena Boakye Asiamah, popularly known as Ajagurajah, unveiling the source of Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy's beef has surfaced online
- He noted that it is a spiritual matter and that no artiste would breakthrough if the two renowned musicians unite
- In an exclusive interview with Entertainment Analyst Kenneth Awotwe Darko, he refuted Ajagurajah's comment
Bishop Kwabena Boakye Asiamah, popularly known as Ajagurajah, has opened up about the feud between Ghanaian musicians Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy.
In an interview on HitzFM, Ajagurah noted that the feud between the two is a spiritual matter which is relatively good for the success of incoming artists in the country.
He noted that without the feud, no incoming artists, including hitmakers like Black Sherif and others, would have made it in Ghana's music industry. Therefore, he implored Ghanaians to pray that the feud never ends.
He further stated that the rift between the two musicians caused a split in the listenership of both musicians, thereby allowing some to listen to other artistes like Blacko and the like.
Watch the video below:
There's no truth in Ajagurajah's comment
Speaking exclusively to YEN.com.gh, Entertainment Analyst Kenneth Awotwe Darko stated that Ajagurajah's claim was false.
"There’s no truth to this. There’s enough room for any artiste that works hard enough, and to discredit the effort of Black Sherif in getting to the top, only to attribute his success to another’s feud is unreasonable. Musical beefs have been known to increase attention on the parties involved. Therefore if there’s anyone who is supposed to have benefited from it in terms of music streams and publicity, it should be the Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy. For Blacko to rise above all these factors to the top, only speaks to his drive and his team’s hard work."
Netizens react to Ajagurajah's comment
Ghanaians who saw the video greeted Ajagurajah's comment with mixed reactions. However, many were sceptical about Ajagurajah's claim.
@Kobbymens8 wrote:
"Eii.'
@SmallantJ wrote:
"U no listen Sia."
@brymoabe wrote:
"Masa masa."
@SmallantJ wrote:
"Relax."
@ykbatoo__ wrote:
"clout lol."
@SmallantJ wrote:
"Oh I see. Ɛkɔw."
@immanuel_achina wrote:
"Just creating unnecessary controversies. We need Peace."
@SmallantJ wrote:
"Hmmm."
@kobby_zabs1 wrote:
"It doesn’t make sense to me. Does it has to be like that for all artists?"
@SmallantJ wrote:
"Thought as much."
@EtornamSmith wrote:
"Chale we taya mpo everyday this tomorrow that oh chale."
@dicson270 wrote:
"Wei, and someone will sit there and say he’s making sense."
@RMAsmithayo wrote:
"This man ankasa ah."
Ajagurajah brags about his wealth
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Ghanaian spiritualist Bishop Kwabena Asiamah has bragged about his wealth on social media. In a video, he showed off some of his acquired luxurious properties.
One of them was a watch he claimed was worth a mansion. The spiritual leader flaunted his $300K Richard Millie Watch, claiming that its price could be used to purchase a mansion.
Netizens who saw the video drooled and shared their views in the video's comments section.
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Source: YEN.com.gh