Ghanaian music promoter Ayisha Modi has responded to Obrafour’s recent lawsuit against Canadian rapper Drake, demanding payment for investments she made in Obrafour’s 2009 album ‘Kasiebo.’
Modi alleged that Obrafour owes her money and called out the rapper’s former manager, Agyekum Kofi, claiming he was the reason she invested so much money into Obrafour’s album.
She warned Obrafour that he will continue to sue people until he pays her back or tells the truth about her investments.
Obrafour’s lawsuit against Drake involves alleged copyright infringement in Drake’s 2022 song ‘Calling My Name.’
Obrafour claims that Drake’s team reached out to him for the use of his song ‘Oye Ohene’ remix, which features Tinny.
Although Obrafour denied the request, Drake used the song anyway. Obrafour’s legal team filed a case seeking at least $10 million in damages from Drake.
Ayisha Modi’s allegations add another layer to the already contentious legal battle between Obrafour and Drake. It is unclear how Obrafour and Drake’s legal teams will respond to Modi’s claims.
The lawsuit has caused a stir on social media, with many Ghanaians pledging to follow the case closely.
It remains to be seen how this legal battle will end and if Modi’s claims will be addressed.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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