Talent manager and traditional leader Ayisha Modi has issued a stern warning to netizens, advising them to refrain from getting involved in her battles.
For years, Ayisha has been the subject of criticism from social media users whenever she calls out a personality.
According to Ayisha, people with no background information on the stories are quick to judge her and call her names, even though all she seeks is to put people in check.
Ayisha’s warning comes after she was once again condemned for demanding money invested in the song ‘Kasiebo’ from Obrafour’s ‘Asem Beba Dabi’ album, which was released 14 years ago.
According to Ayisha, the popular Highlife legend failed to return the large sum of money she had invested in his record. She made this known in an Instagram live video on April 19, after it was reported that Obrafour had sued Canadian rapper Drake over copyright infringement.
In the video, Ayisha publicly demanded that Obrafour refund her money or face misfortunes in his career. She urged netizens to stay out of her battles, stating that she would fight her own battles without any assistance.
According to her, the public’s involvement in celebrity matters can cause harm to their reputation, and it is best to stay out of them.
Ayisha is known for being vocal and outspoken when it comes to issues affecting the Ghanaian entertainment industry.
She has been involved in several controversies in the past, including a public feud with fellow talent manager Bulldog.
Despite the criticisms she has faced, Ayisha remains undeterred and continues to use her platform to advocate for change in the industry.
In conclusion, Ayisha Modi’s warning to netizens not to get involved in her battles is a reminder that celebrities and people in the public eye deserve privacy and respect.
It is essential to refrain from passing judgment without having all the facts and to avoid getting involved in matters that do not concern us.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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