Ghanaian blogger Zionfelix says Ayisha Modi never paid him to damage Shatta Wale or help Stonebwoy. He told fans his media platform supports all talented performers without asking for money or connections. The internet personality mentioned he promotes artists based on merit rather than personal relationships.
Zionfelix made clear he refuses cash offers that involve speaking badly about musicians. He denied ever agreeing to hurt one performer to make another look better. These statements directly challenge what Ayisha Modi claimed about their business dealings. The entertainment world in Ghana buzzes with these conflicting stories between media figures.
His response adds another layer to ongoing arguments among several key players in local showbiz circles. People wonder who tells the truth as claims bounce back between industry insiders. The situation shows how complicated relationships become when accusations start flying around. Both sides stand firm with completely different versions of events.
Zionfelix made clear he refuses cash offers that involve speaking badly about musicians. He denied ever agreeing to hurt one performer to make another look better. These statements directly challenge what Ayisha Modi claimed about their business dealings. The entertainment world in Ghana buzzes with these conflicting stories between media figures.
His response adds another layer to ongoing arguments among several key players in local showbiz circles. People wonder who tells the truth as claims bounce back between industry insiders. The situation shows how complicated relationships become when accusations start flying around. Both sides stand firm with completely different versions of events.
