Your Song Could Not Hit After Everything I Did For You On UTV- A-Plus Mocks Feli Nuna

It all started at the celebrities showbiz program on United Television popularly known as “UTV” on a discussion about financing a female artist in Ghana. The argument was that, many managers who finance female artists demand their nakedness before investing huge in them.

Felix Nuna, the towel lady was the compliant but the other male panelists claim there was nothing wrong with such demands as far as it is their own pocket monies, if the boyfriends of the female artists don’t like, they should fund their girlfriends.

It got into a heated argument and Kwame A-Plus had to call Nuna’s boyfriend “forking”.

In a post on his Facebook handle this morning, A-Plus claims his words were just to make Nuna popular but till now, she’s still unpopular.

Here’s what he said.

“Your song could not hit after everything I did for you on UTV. Stiiiill even your mother doesn’t know that you have a new song. Ungrateful girl.

Madam, your problem is spiritual. Stop running desperately from media house to media house. You should be in a prayer camp casting out demonds from your life by now. I’m only posting this to see if I can help you trend. You can also respond. Maybe so 2 by 4 media houses will start talking about you.  

Ayigbe ni baa kamakama, wo se me yɛ lesbian, me san wɔ boy, me san yɛ feminist. Ah!! Kyerɛ sɛ wo diɛ, anything goes. Nia wo hiaa ne sɛ wo ho aba!! Wayaase yɛ wo frimfrimfrim sɛ Ekumfi Juice Bɔi. 

If you no hit after this post dia me I no know what I go fit do for you again ooo. Unless you commot that three three cedis towel from your head and walk “naket”.

A man is a man!! A man and a woman are not the same in anything. Any woman who does not respect men is in a fight with me. Mempɛ gay, mempɛ lesbian. Mempɛ feminists.”

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