Stonebwoy Speaks On Reconciling With Efia Odo After She Called Him An Old Man In TGMA Banter, Video

• Ghanaian musician Stonebwoy spoke about how he and socialite Efia Odo reconciled at the Ridge Condos All Black Party in Kumasi
• This comes after Efia Odo called Stonebwoy an old man as she took sides with King Promise in being the suitable musician for the TGMA Artist of the Year
• In an exclusive interview with MC Portfolio, Stonebwoy spoke about how they reconciled, and how he felt about the situation

Ghanaian reggae and dancehall artiste Stonebwoy recently spoke about his reconciliation with socialite and actress Efia Odo.

The two patched things up on Saturday, August 24, 2024, at the Ridge Condos All Black Party in Kumasi, following tensions that arose when Efia Odo publicly supported singer King Promise for the 2024 Artiste of the Year award over Stonebwoy.

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Stonebwoy on settling feud with Efia Odo

In an interview with MC Portfolio, Stonebwoy addressed the situation, acknowledging that Efia Odo may have overreacted in her support for King Promise in the battle to win the TGMA Artist of the Year award, but he appreciated her subsequent apology.

Stonebwoy said that he was taken aback at the initial conflict, given his long-standing friendship with Efia Odo.

Stonebwoy's interview with MC Portfolio.

Speaking about their reconciliation, the Gidigba hitmaker commended Efia Odo for approaching him at the party grounds and discussing the TGMA Artist of the Year banter on X.

He referred to the gesture as honourable. However, he questioned what led to the u-turn in her stance.

He told MC Portfolio that understanding Efia Odo's motivations could shed light on the situation and ultimately reflect positively on him.

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YEN.com.gh reported that Stonebwoy addressed his comments about being snubbed in a Grammys article about essential hip-hop artists.

The dancehall artist questioned the inclusion of Black Sherif and King Paluta in the list ahead of him despite neither being hiplife musicians.

Amid backlash, the 'More of You' hitmaker said he had no personal qualms with the Ghanaian artistes who made the Grammys list.

Proofread by Berlinda Entsie, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh