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Criss Waddle neither invests nor manages Medikal, but only claims the CEO lol.’- Showboy

Former AMG business member and friend of rapper Criss Waddle, Showboy, has lashed out at hi Waddle for betraying him.

Medikal, who is Criss Waddle’s protégé, he claims, will always prefer his newfound friend Shatta Wale over him.

Showboy was alluding to allegations made by Dr Pounds, a radio host, and his pandit, who said that Medkal would always pick Chris Waddle now.

According to Showboy, Criss Waddle has never funded or managed Medikal, despite what he claims to the media.

He went on to say that Shatta Wale and Medikal’s friendship has grown stronger than it was previously.
Showboy took to Instagram to avert that he is currently serving a prison sentence and taking the cross for Criss Waddle, but that he lied about him.

He wrote:

“Chris Waddle dier he is a foolish fool, and nobody will die or sacrifice for him again…yes I believe what I’m saying. Medical will always choose Shatta Wale over Chris Waddle. Waddle doesn’t invest or manage Medikal he just dey claim CEO lol.

I believe Shatta Wale and Mdk in friends deeper than blood. Chris Waddle dier a big-time fan fooler. I sit in prison for him and suffer alone, and he still lied to me…Gyimi3 berma,”

I wish every young artist could feel the touch of Sarkodie – S3fa

Ghanaian rapper “Sarkodie” has been discribe as an amazing personality by Ghanaian female musician “Sefa”

The young musician detailed her experience working with the rapper, on her hit single “Fever” which also featured south African musician “Dj Tira”

She believes that sarkodie’s verse did majic to the track which currently enjoying massive airplay in Ghana.

Speaking to ghanaweb TV, sefa revealed that she never dreamt of having of one of Ghana’s biggest artist on her song .

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UT Bank Flourished Because I Was Divorced – Prince Amoabeng

The Chief Executive of defunct UT Bank, Captain Prince Kofi Amoabeng (Rtd) has revealed that the fact that he was divorced from his wife played a role in the success of his bank.

According to the award-winning businessman, the UT bank story wasn’t an easy one. He opined in an interview with Joy Prime that moving from the military to entrepreneurship was difficult and challenging at the beginning.

Mr. Amoabeng added that the separation from his wife was the turning point and breakthrough point.

He explained that the divorce ‘luckily’ gave him the luxury of time to focus on his business, which eventually led to his success in building his business empire.

Because I didn’t have the family burden, I could even devote more of every time I had to build the company. Yeah because when my kids were home, naturally you’ll come and play with them, you listen to their problems, you try to solve their problems at school, school issues, but all these things ‘luckily’, and I say luckily in inverted commas, my wife took them away,” Mr. Amoabeng explained.

He was also quick to add that his business took him away from his family, creating a disconnect between himself and his children; a situation he feels disappointed about.

The businessman who has recently published a book titled: ‘The UT Story: Humble Beginnings’.

He told Joy Prime in the interview that he will not establish a new financial institution.

“When it comes to banking, I am not trying to re-establish myself. I am not young and I am grateful for what God has used me for. I have touched so many lives.

“I have changed the world around me and that is what we are supposed to do,”

The retired soldier is a co-founder of UT Bank which collapsed in 2017 during Ghana’s banking sector cleanup.