The issue trending in Ghana now is that of Okomfour Kwadee’s family and Lord Kenya legal fight.
Not long ago, the family of the former hiplife artiste threatened to sue the Evangelist for offering help without their knowledge.
The family in a letter issued a last warning to Lord Kenya to stay away from Kwadee to avoid embarrassment.
Lord Kenya, on the other hand, also vented his spleen at Kwadee’s family by warning them to stop tormenting the legendary musician.
The former hiplife artist, who is an an evangelist claims anyone who tries to help Okomfour Kwadee is frustrated and intimidated by the family until he or she gives up.
After the case went viral, some netizens have shared their opinions. The majority are against Kwadee’s family action against the man of God.
When there was a cry for help from the family and die-hard fans of Ghanaian musician, Okomfour Kwadee, it was Lord Kenya who stood up to help.
On social media, fair number of people channelled their displeasure into writing, raining insults on the family of the mentally unstable musician.
Check out some comments below;
Ibrahim Ali wrote; “You see Ghanaians, someone is helping and see the way the family is behaving”.
Nana Kwame Ernest added; “Hmmmm God will heal you my brother, the witch craft in your family can destroy your body but not your soul, you will recover from this in Jesus name”.
Selassie Dzokoto Stone commented; “Wicked family!!! They have inflicted that on him so they are scared and they don’t want him well again. Aaaaaa!! Lord Kenya should sue them back for they leaving him in that situation. He shouldn’t forgive them”.
Herrita Arthur said; “What nonsense. Why are they saying this. Are they serious? Woww”.
Kwadwo Kyereh Owusu had this to say; “This family is a load of witchcraft, witch-hunting Kwadee down!!”
Nana Ansah Salvation added; “Have you seen Efie b3yie, oh my God b3yie mp3 adepa, God will punish you people paaaa”
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