Why Miss Efya Wed–Ghanaians Blast Sarkodie for Choosing Kenya Radio Tour Over Best Friend Big Day

Ghanaians have taken to social media to blast rapper Sarkodie for missing Efya’s wedding in Ghana while he is in Kenya for radio tours. The timing of his trip has not gone down well with fans, who believe he should have been by the side of his longtime best friend on one of the most important days of her life. For many, this is not just about a musician’s schedule, but about loyalty and friendship.

Sarkodie is currently in Kenya promoting his music, and according to the reports, he knew the date of Efya’s wedding well in advance. That is the part that has angered people the most. Fans are asking a simple question: if you knew your best friend was getting married, why would you plan a radio tour for the same period? For them, it looks like a choice was made, and Efya’s special day lost out to music promotion.

Social media commentators Trouble Carlos and PrisyWan have also expressed their disappointment in Sarkodie, saying he has disappointed them big time. Their voices have added fuel to the fire, because they are not just random fans but known commentators whose opinions carry weight online. Their message is that Sarkodie, as a close friend of Efya, should have known better and should have made his presence felt at the wedding.

The issue has sparked wide discussions online, with many questioning why Sarkodie chose his Kenya radio tours over Efya’s special day. Some fans argue that work is important and artistes have schedules to keep, but others insist that some moments in life cannot be rescheduled. For them, a best friend’s wedding is one of those moments, and no radio tour is worth missing it.

For the ordinary person watching from home, the lesson is simple: success and fame mean little if you cannot show up for the people who matter. Sarkodie has not publicly responded to the criticism, but the debate is far from over. Whether fans will forgive him or not, one thing is clear: Efya’s wedding has come and gone, and her best friend was not there, and that is a memory that no amount of radio promotion can replace.