Reports Of KiDi Down With Stroke False, Speculations Rise After Cancellation Of North American Tour

• News of KiDi cancelling his North American Tour on health grounds has sparked concern among his fans
• Entertainment journalist Olele Salvador has stated that rumours of KiDi down with stroke is false, adding that he had a personal phone call with the singer
• Meanwhile, his manager Richie Mensah has also come out to debunk the rumours as news of KiDi's ill health spread like wildfire on social media

Speculations of Ghanaian singer, KiDi's health is on the rise after news broke that his North American Tour was cancelled on health grounds.

However, according to entertainment journalist, Olele Salvador, reports of the singer down with a stroke are false.

He stated that he had had a phone conversation with KiDi, and he debunked the rumours.

He added that the singer is in good health and noticed during their phone conversation that he is as fit as a fiddle.

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He, therefore, urged concerned Ghanaians and fans to trash out the speculations about him being down with a stroke.

KiDi's team cancels North American Tour

Meanwhile, KiDi's team issued a statement cancelling his North American Tour for health reasons.

This got some people reporting that the 'Touch It' hitmaker was allegedly down with a stroke, and this sparked massive reactions on social media, with many others calling for prayers for him.

Find the statement from KiDi's team below.

KiDi's manager, Richie speaks

Meanwhile, KiDi's manager, Richie Mensah, has also come out to debunk the rumours that his artiste has a stroke.

He, therefore, encouraged his fans to ignore the rumours and click bait since they are false.

Fameye laments as he spends over GH₵7k to fix his car

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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported that a fuel station in Ghana sold diluted fuel to Ghanaian singer Fameye.

Narrating the story on his Twitter page, he noted that he bought the fuel some days ago, and he has spent over GH₵7,000 trying to fix the car, which is a 2019 Honda Pilot Touring.

He added that even after spending this much, the car has refused to respond, thus rendering him frustrated.

Source: YEN.com.gh