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Fameye Reacts To Ogidi Brown’s Scary Social Media Post – Screenshot

OGB Records boss, Ogidi Brown earlier this evening shared a heartbreaking message on his various social media handles.

After the post went viral, his former signee Fameye has reacted with some words of encouragement to assure him that he will come out of this critical situation like a champion.

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In the reply of Fameye sighted by zionfelix.net, he tells his former manager to have hope because the good Lord will give him good health and long life.

This is a gesture of good faith, especially when one takes into account the friction between the two working colleagues in the media space lately.

See Ogidi Brown’s post and Fameye’s reply below.

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Celebrate me today, talk about me today, post my picture on social media today and wish me well, pray for me everywhere, Tv and Radio, i want to see this live, Dont let me die before my family will see you were a big fan, I’ve been admitted at hospital for 8days in serious condition, Mr President, Nana Akufo Addo @nakufoaddo this is Ogidibrown, a Ghanaian hiplife/highlife musician. Am the only physically challenged artiste in a wheelchair trying to build the hope of others to know disability is not an excuse, Mr President my problem is Ghana music authorities are cheating me too much, i started doing music commercially from 2016 and I’ve invested alot in music, but i haven’t been nominated before, please i want you to reward me before i die, thank you Mr President thank you Ghana.

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