In a surprising twist, Kuame Eugene has reinforced the ongoing feud with his former housemaid by reportedly recording a diss song for her.
This latest development comes after the release of his latest song, ‘Onyame Ehu Wo’, where he addresses the contentious issue that has monopolised social media over the last couple of days.
Despite not explicitly referring to Mary in the lyrics, the song’s title and timing suggest that the artist was frustrated with her and used the song as a means of expressing his feelings.
Drawing inspiration from a timeless composition by the esteemed KK Kabobo, Eugene’s rendition reflects his deep sense of remorse, disillusionment, and feeling of being let down.
Moreover, through his musical expression, Kuami Eugene underscores the severe repercussions that await those who partake in such behaviour, emphasizing the divine retribution that awaits them.
“In whatever you’re doing, remember that God is watching you. Remember, God is watching you if you are fond of embarrassing your fellow humans by spewing lies and backbiting them. God is watching you.
“Think about it. If you will change, change because God is watching you. You act as though you love me, but in your heart, you hate me. What didn’t I do for you? But you’re going around talking about me. Spewing lies about me. What you are doing is one of the things God hates the most,” parts of the lyrics read.
Why did Kuame Eugene sack his househelp?

Since we learned that Mary is no longer working for Kuame Eugene, she has been the one doing most of the talking. The Rockstar himself has remained silent on the issue, except for a cryptic message he shared on Twitter calling Mary a cobra for her ranting.
During her interview, Mary mentioned that she worked for the musician for three years and received a salary of Ghc400 per month, with a Ghc100 increment each year.
This information has been trending on social media, and Kuami Eugene has also seen the video and shared a reaction to it. Although his response was subtle, it’s clear that he has more to say. If he grants a media interview in the coming days, we may finally hear his side of the story.