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FrimpongAfrobeat musician, Kelvynboy was yesterday attacked at Ashaiman when he went there to celebrate the opening of the new Electroland Ghana limited shop.
The ‘Yawa no dey’ hitmaker was seen in a video that went viral entering the shop to check what work has been done and was punched by an unknown person.
Fingers were pointed at his former Boss Stonebwoy of which the BHIM nation President through a press release disassociated himself from it.
A new video of a man who claim to be the the one who attacked Kelvynboy has hit social media explaining why he attacked the “Mea” hit maker.
According to him Kelvynboy said some time that Ashaiman is not a place to host a programme so for him to attend ‘Ashaiman to the world’ which is hosted by Stonebwoy annually he would rather play a show somewhere and take just 1 cedis from each person.
According to Kelvynboy’s attacker he deliberately attacked him because he cannot visit a town he insulted some time ago for a programme. His explanation has incurred the wrath of many Ghanaians as they see his actions as unreasonable.
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