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Husband of the Late Akua Nyarko Osei-Bonsu, Mohammed Mustapha is calling on the Ghana Medical Association (GMA) to revoke the licence of Medical Director at the Ridge Hospital, Dr. Emmanuel K. Srofenyo and probe his credibility over the demise of his wife and baby. According to the Widower, he would want an investigation carried on the attitude of the Medical Director for deliberately implicating him (Mohammed Mustapha) without recourse to the pain and grief that he has gone through after the demise of his wife and baby. In an interview with Thinknewsonline.com, the Widower, Mohammed Mustapha said “Dr. Emmanuel K. Srofenyo acted unprofessionally and per the ethics of his profession, giving false information to cover up for the negligence of his clinicians. I request for his immediate resignation, investigated and if possible relinquished of his position as the Medical Director of the Greater Accra Regional Hospital (RIDGE) and his license revoked in practicing as a medical professional” The Widower also called on Authorities of the Ghana Health Service to further investigate all issues relating to maternal mortality in the various hospitals across the country. He noted that he feels the report has been tempered with adding that it has drafted in a manner to favour the hospital. “I want a full trial judgement with claims of damages for the unfortunate loss of my wife, I also believe this will serve as a stern deterrent to the hospital administration to make sure all protocols and ethics binding their health administration are duly adhered it” he added. Explaining the ordeal his wife went through, Mohammed Mustapha revealed that he was disappointed in the medical team of Ridge Hospital adding that a Fragmin drug which he was tasked to purchased was not administered on his late wife. He said “There were no records from the hospital indicating that a plan was taken to administer an anticoagulant or recommended. None of the other precautionary measures were also considered to reverse the situation, this proves there was a Gross Negligence on the part of the department which was the major factor that caused the demise of Madam Akua Nyarko Osei-Bonsu, (a community health nurse with the Madina Polyclinic)” It is emerging that the deceased was scheduled for an emergency caesarean section which was expected to come off on December 16 in an attempt to save the baby. “Thromboembolism is what he was told his wife had developed. The finedictionary.com defines this condition as “occlusion of a blood vessel by an embolus that has broken away from a thrombus” he explained. It is emerging that the Ridge Hospital has been slapped with a GHc5 Million cedis compensation which he believes will serve as a warning to other unprofessional staffs. Thinknewsonline.com is learning that the Widower, Mustapha has filed writ with Reindorf Twumasi Ankrah of AB & M legal consult. WRIT OF SUMMONS In his affidavit, Mustapha said “I also noticed that in page 3, paragraph 6, it was also included that a sub cut FRAGMIN with other medications were prescribed but the sub cut Fragmin was not bought. From my observation, I realized the hospital implicated me the husband of not procuring the drug that I earlier discussed with Dr. Pobee and Dr. Srefenyo which in itself was a lie because I wasn’t around when the drugs were initially procured and paid for” Further checks revealed that records of the late Nurse revealed a receipt with No. R2516077 which was procured on the 13-12-19 at 6:50 pm. “After her demise, I was made to pay an amount of GH¢1,375.30 as cost incurred for her admission, so I want to know if the administering of a prophylactic anticoagulant therapy is the protocol of the department, why was the drug not procured and added to her bill just as other drugs were procured to be paid later” he said. Below are copies of writ of summons: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

Some aggrieved staffs of Holiday Inn Hotel in Accra are calling on Authorities in the Hospitality Industry to come to their aid adding that they can no longer endure the unfair and ill-treatment meted on them by their Management. According to the workers, although having a secured job and being satisfied is an important factor in every individual’s life, most of them have been denied their simple human rights. In a Facebook post sighted by Thinknewsonline.com, a Chef at the Holiday Inn Hotel, Kwaku Amponsah said “Today, staff of Holiday Inn Accra Airport Hotel, one of the key players in the hospitality industry have been repudiated their human right” He added that most staff were sent home on April 1 this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic but still have not been paid their monthly salaries. Chef Amponsah also added all efforts to get the attention of management for the settlement of the pending issues has not yielded any positive results. “Just before this COVID-19 break, there were constant delays in paying of wages, income disparities, lack of labour contracts, poor medical care and the deteriorating working conditions over the years has set the stage for increased levels of labour unrest” he noted. Another Chef at the Holiday Inn Accra Airport Hel, Ethan Hunt took to Facebook and said “Over the past few years, thus 3-4 now, there has been delay of salaries, working equipments too aren’t sufficient, whiles most workers have been denied medical care in certain instances” He stressed that the pain and hardship from management led to the death of a colleague who was denied medical care. Chef Hunt also revealed that management are aware of the difficulties they are facing but they seem unconcerned. “Some hotels such as Best Western Premiere Hotel, La Palm Royal Beach among others have settled their staff with the payment of their two months salaries. From April to June, no staff of Holiday Inn Hotel has been paid and this is very appalling” he fumed. In what seems to be a response from Management of Holiday Inn Hotel in a purported Facebook post which went viral, it said “During our Durbar held on March, 2020, I informed all attendees of the closure of Holiday Inn Hotel due to Covid-19 and the inability to pay staff” The statement further added that an appeal was made to government through the Ghana Hotels Association (GHA) for relief and assistance to help staff redraw monies from their Providence Fund. The statement also revealed that after 2 months, the Management of Holiday Inn Hotel agreed to give each worker GHc500 as s 'gift' but the staff say they are yet to receive such an amount of money. The aggrieved staff says if the appropriate authorities do not intervene, they will stand up for themselves and reclaim what is due them at all cost. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

Deputy Chief Executive, Drug Registration and Inspectorate Division at the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA), Seth Seaneke is calling on the public to adapt the practice food safety in their daily lives adding that it can help prevent foodborne illnesses and boost the body’s immune system to fight COVID-19. According to Mr. Seaneke, the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in food supply chains being disrupted with some products, ingredients, or materials being unavailable or in short supply. Delivering a speech on behalf of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of FDA, Delese Mimi Darko in a virtual presentation at the 2nd World Food Safety Day on the theme, ‘Food Safety, Everyone’s Business’, Mr. Seth Seaneke said “In the rush to identify new suppliers, food businesses may focus less attention on the integrity of the supply chain, thereby compromising on food safety and food fraud. In this respect, every stakeholder along the food chain in Ghana has a key role to play towards achieving the ultimate goal of food safety and sustainability” He added that in a world where unsafe food accounts for 600 million morbidity and 420,000 mortality every year (WHO), there is the urgent need for action as SDG 3’s ‘Ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all at all ages’ is to be achieved. Mr. Seth Seaneke also added that access to sufficient amount of safe and nutritious food is key to sustaining life and promoting good health. Speaking on ‘Food Safety in Our Business Environment During this COVID-19 Period’ he explained that the FDA on its part has reviewed its operations to reduce the negative impact of the pandemic on business whiles still ensuring the safety of the food supply chain. “The FDA is therefore working with the food industry to ensure the prevention and spread of COVID-19 in order to forestall any potential food safety and nutritional challenges that may arise. Continuous education and food safety awareness is on-going via our social media handles to equip everyone in making informed choices whiles improving their health via the consumption of safe food” he added. The Deputy Chief Executive, Drug Registration and Inspectorate Division also mentioned that the fast track registration of hand sanitizers and face masks has also been introduced in the effort to ensure their availability to all Ghanaians. On his part, the Head of Food Industrial Support Services Department at the FDA, Ebenezer Kofi Essel said “COVID-19 presents challenges to virtually every human activity. The socio-economic impact is very grave and may linger longer than anticipated. The protocols recommended for the prevention of infection with COVID-19 has itself put a strain on major statutory activities including food regulation across the food supply spectrum worldwide” He explained that a major pursuit expected of every National Food Regulatory Agency during this period is the intensification of measures that would ensure the continuous supply of safe and nutritious food. Mr. Essel further mentioned Inspections (Local and Foreign), Market Surveillance, Import Controls and Laboratory Testing as part of the concerns infections resulting from exposure to the virus have had on some existing regulatory frameworks. Speaking on the impact of reduced regulatory activities, he said “Absence or reduced regulatory control during this period could potentially put consumer health and safety at risk. Increased risk of Food Fraud. Increased risk of compromised hygiene practices in food processing facilities leading to food contamination Touching on challenge facing the Food and Drugs Authority, Mr. Essel said “How do we continually assure public health and safety; without exposing our staff to the infection, letting down our guards to food fraudsters, compromising safe food handling practices and injuring public trust and confidence in our food supply system?” He, however noted that reviewing existing regulatory frameworks and situating them in the context of the pandemic which is guided by recommended protocols for fighting COVID-19 is one of the point strategies and innovations to address FDA’s challenges. “Assessing the national food safety situation in the light of regulatory coverage along the food supply chain, Identifying the weak links, looking at how those links can be strengthened and considering new collaborations that needs to be established including laboratory testing facilities, possibly the use of private inspection entities are part of the point strategies and innovations to address FDA’s challenges” he said. Mr. Essel also revealed that putting together a comprehensive data on Food Businesses to facilitate risk categorization of operations such as; Risk profiling attention and resources have been realigned to operations classified as medium or high risk. He also explained that eased regulatory bureaucracies and administrative bottlenecks which do not necessarily enhance public health, rather discourages self-compliance. Mr. Essel highlighted the need to intensify media interactions including public education on food safety and consumer awareness; traditional and largely social media. “Making conscious efforts to deal swiftly and decisively with issues of regulatory infractions, being mindful not to create panic situations but rather demonstrates to the public that FDA is still in control” he stressed. The Head of Food Industrial Support Services Department at the FDA noted that Management of FDA is showing high level of competence, commitment and leadership to overcome the challenges COVID-19 and the threat it presents to food control systems. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

Information reaching Thinknewsonline.com indicates that a former Ghanaian Television Actress Mrs Beatrice Chinery Crab known in showbiz as Miliki Mi Cool is dead. It is emerging that the former Actress passed on Wednesday at her North Kaneshie Residence. Sources close to the family reveals that the Late Mrs. Crab was battling with heart conditions for years adding that she was undertaking treatment from her residence. Noted for her popular quote ‘Kooko Twitter, Kooko Facebook, Kooko Instagram’, Late Miliki Mi Cool entertained followers of YOLO, a Ghanaian teenage TV series, a sequel of the Ghanaian TV Series, ‘Things We Do for Love’. Thinknewsonline.com is learning that the family are yet to officially inform the public about the passing of the former Tv Actress likewise funeral arrangements. She also played roles in Kejetia Vs Makola and Jamestown Fisherman. Thinknewsonline.com will be following and will keep readers updated on latest developments. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Ga East Municipal Assembly (GEMA), Janet Tulasi Mensah, has told residents in the Municipality that the 'Year of Roads' agenda mentioned by President Akufo-Addo will be completed as promised. According to her, the agenda is not a cheap political talk adding that residents in the Municipality will benefit from it. Inspecting some on-going projects in the Municipality, the MCE said "I'm proud to say that the whole of the country, Ga East is enjoying the most of roads construction and we've spoken to a lot of the contractors and most of them are dedicated to the work. We also go round to make sure that they're doing the right thing and we're assuring the citizenry that the President is committed to helping all the municipalities to make sure that our roads are well constructed and easing the movement of people" Thinknewsonline.com has gathered that some residents living in Dome and Dome Pillar 2 are benefiting from the 'Year of Roads' agenda. Hon. Janet Tulasi Mensah reckoned that the Akufo-Addo led government is very committed in delivery on its promises and appealed to the residents to exercise patience as they will receive their share of the "Year of Roads" cake. "The Ga East Municipality has a challenge with drains, culverts, footbridges and all that and so myself and the Hon. MP took it upon ourselves that these are the target areas we were going to concentrate on them. What we're seeing here (Dome Hamburg School area) is one of such. When it rains, people are unable to cross to the other side, especially school children. Our mother, Hon. Adwoa Safo, is behind all these projects you're seeing.I and my Engineer willgo round and identify them and send to her to lobby for us to get the projects. We are so grateful to her" Janet Tulasi Mensah remarked. "We have newly elected Assembly Members aside the old ones but most of them do not know their boundaries and they do not know the activities going on in their areas and so I thought it wise that, with my Management and Assembly Members, we will go round the municipality to inspect projects so that they'll not say that it's in a green book or a blue book. This is reality that they're seeing", MCE added. The tour saw the MCE being accompanied by the Presiding Member (PM), Jesse Nii Noi Anum, to Dome East Electoral Area were met by the Assembly Member, Hon. Joseph Iddrisu Boakye and his Unit Committee Members. He led the MCE to inspect the ongoing construction of a new culvert on the Atomic-Pillar 2 road. This project, according to the Municipal Urban Roads Engineer (MURE), Aboagye Foster, is critical to the 7.5 Dome Pillar 2 roads project. He explained that the culvert was nearing completion and that would see the roads which have drains already constructed tarred very soon. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith Hon. Janet Tulasi Mensah appealed to all and sundry to cooperate with and support the Assembly in its efforts to develop the municipality and must not take a politically entrenched position to thwart progress being made. "Dome-Kwabenya is very big and pleading with the areas that for political expedience they don't want us to go and put the footbridges there. It is not for individuals, it is for the communities and so we plead with all of us that when we are bringing such development or constructions to site, they should allow us to do it", she said. They then moved to Dome Railway Crossing where she was met by the Assembly Member for Dome West, Hon. Ebenezer Kwao, and his Unit Committee Members. They inspected the construction of the Dome Railway Crossing storm drain which had been completed and opened to traffic a fortnight ago. The inspection tour is expected to continue on Thursday, 4th June, 2020, in the Taifa North and South Electoral Areas.

President of the Shattawale Movement (SM) has dared host of Accra Fm's Mid-morning show, Nana Romeo to programme an interview adding that he will avail himself for his useless questions. According to Shattawale, he is disappointed in the manner at which the radio host ill-treats and disrespects Artistes on his shows. In viral video sighted by Thinknewsonline.com, Shattawale said "You that Nana Romeo, you come sit on radio top, everyday you wan do like any Artiste wey ego come there, today see the nonsense questions you dey ask Wendy Shay, if somebody get boyfriend, ebi your matter? I wan make you programme interview" Shattawale added that he feels sad Kidi and Wendy Shay did not match the host boot-for-boot adding that he will defend them. "You people eno bi your fault oh, ebi Ghana Music Industry wey we no get money. The Artistes sef they no get money wey if some come sit your body then them they talk. You no dey respect your self eh?" he fumed. Shattawale dared Accra Fm saying he has lots of nonsense questions around him and is waiting for more. Shattawale said "That day nor, you go stop work for the radio station. Nonsense! Sometimes, you people for respect small. Background The host of Accra FM's mid-morning show, Nana Romeo has come under criticisms for some days after he was captured on facebook live humiliating and bullying Musician , Kidi of Lynx Entertainment. On Tuesday, Nana Romeo threw some questions at Ruff Town Records' signee, Wendy Shay, asking her whether she is having an affair with her Manager, Bullet. Watch Video Below: Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

A Senior Citizen and Founding Member Of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Capt. (Dr.) Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe has disclosed that he is deeply worried about the current trends of activities happening in country. According to Capt.Tamakloe, he is disappointed in the manner at which political tension has risen adding that autocracy and dictatorship appears to be rearing its head in the body polity. In a statement released and signed by him, Capt. Dr. Tamakloe said “As a founding member of the New Patriotic Party, a party whose philosophy is underpinned by democratic principles, I am deeply worried for what is happening in our dear country” He explained that some worrying incidents, before and since the assumption of office by President Akufo Addo in 2017 are worthy of special note. He cited the removal from office of the NPP Chairman, Paul Afoko; Vice Chairman, Sammy Crabbe and General Secretary,Kwabena Agyepong likewise the suspension of other leading members including himself happened through unconstitutional means under trumped up charges. “It would be recalled that ASP Nanka Bruce was assaulted at the Jubilee House in January 2017 soon after President Akufo Addo took office. Although those responsible were seen on tape, no action has been taken to punish them likewise the removal of Charlotte Osei and her two deputies from the Electoral Commission” he mentioned. He noted that the suspension of the CEO of the Public Procurement Authority in August 2019 following allegations of sale of contracts and subsequent referral of the case to CHRAJ has not been addressed since then. He said “The killing of Ahmed Hussein-Suale by an unknown assailant on 16th January, 2019 till date, no one has been apprehended. The Ayawaso Wuogon by-election held on 31st January, 2019 was characterized by violence, no action has been taken on the recommendations of the Commission of Enquiry” The Captain who doubles as a Doctor reminded authorities in the country about the unsolved mystery of the three kidnapped Takoradi girls. He hinted that the threats to press freedom, closing down of radio stations, invitation of journalist who did a video recording predicting what the President would say in 31st May broadcast. Dr. Tamakloe revealed that the Hurling of insults by leading party functionaries at political opponents and beating of war drums indicating clearly lack of tolerance and leadership in Ghana's democracy. “The ongoing saga on compilation of a new voters’ register and the political tension it has created cannot be ignored. The insistence of the Electoral Commission (EC) to use passport and NIA card as the only documented proof of citizenship has been met with protests and concerns leading to the present case before the Supreme Court. Dialogue and consensus building among all the major political actors have taken back stage contrary to the ECOWAS Protocol, which is binding on member countries” he explained. He hinted that advice from many identifiable bodies such as the National House of Chiefs, CSOs and lately the Chief Priest of Nungua, Nii Borketey Larweh Tsuru, to the EC for dialogue has been ignored. “I therefore wish to bring to the attention of the President what Abraham Lincoln said, that is ‘Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power’ Capt. Dr. Tamakloe advised President Akufo-Addo to exhibit his true character as that human rights lawyer who has been elected to tackle all negative issues that haunts the good conscience of the people of Ghana. “If care is not taken a chaotic situation with attendant anarchy can occur” he added. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

President of Opanka Army, Armstrong Affum known in showbiz as Dade Opanka has revealed that he is happy that his song 'Hold On' which featured Takoradi-based Rapper, Kofi Kinaata is saving people from committing suicide. According to the Ashaiman-based rapper, his single, 'Hold On' is gradually giving hope to the hopeless in the society. Speaking on an Accra based radio station, rapper, Opanka said "What is beautiful than hearing your works save a life? I am grateful to God that my song with Kofi Kinaata is saving people from committing suicide" He explained that he was inspired to release the 'Hold On' after a friend told him, he was fed up with life and had wanted to commit suicide. Opanka assured his followers to expect more of such inspirational songs in the coming months. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP), John Kumah has revealed that about 5,000 Business Start-Ups are set to benefit from Government’s GH¢50 Million funding prospects across the country. According to Mr. Kumah, the move which forms part of the Presidential Business Support Program (PBSP) intends to provide a combined nationwide funding for start-ups likewise small businesses. Speaking at the launch of the Third Presidential Business Window in Accra, Mr. John Kumah said “We are seeking to train an average of 100 beneficiaries per district, so when you multiply that by the 260 districts that we have in the country it will be 26,000 beneficiaries. It starts tomorrow and ends on June 31.” He added that his NEIP will assisting beneficiaries to nurture their new trades with monetary and commercial growth services. “The objective of this is also to provide 5000 beneficiaries a funding opportunity of 50 million cedis,” he explained. The NEIP Boss further explained that beneficiaries who qualify for the support will be receiving monies between GH¢5000 to GH¢50,000cedis. “Previous year we gave out high amounts, but this year we have decreased the amount beneficiaries can get but we have also increased the number of people who can benefit. These are not grants but funds that will be repaid.” The Mr. Kumah however noted that the funding which is set to be given to the beneficiaries comes with a 10% interest. “We know that all over the world nobody is able to run a business with his or her own pocket money. So we have to inculcate the culture of repayment in young entrepreneurs so that when they know how to work with borrowed funds, they will be able to work with funds from commercial banks too” The NEIP Boss also called on Municipal and District Chief Executives across the 260 Constituency to make the programme flexible and affordable for the populace in their jurisdiction. However, Minister for Business Development, Minister for Business Development, Dr Ibrahim Mohammed Awal said “Ghana is a youthful population. About 60% of Ghanaians are below the ages of 30. Most of them have the good ideas but do not have the collateral to go to bank for loans” The Sector Minister further added that since the youth were face with such challenges, President Akufo-Addo deemed it fit to introduce the third face of the PBSP which seeks to build a capacity of young people, train and give them funding to scale up their own businesses. He revealed that about 19,000 Ghanaian youths have already benefitted from the windows 1 and 2 training out of which 4,315 were provided with loans at a 10% rate. “This training is very important because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Even before the pandemic, most start-ups were struggling around the world including Ghana. The training will bring them back into business and also give them access to markets” he added. Background The National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP) is one of Government Flagship Programmes which seeks to provide a combined nationwide funding for beneficiaries likewise small businesses. The NEIP is bent on providing business growth amenities such as Start-Up Incubators and support for beneficiaries to see them to progress and become fruitful. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith

The National Identification Authority (NIA) says it is putting on hold the commencement of its Card Issuance Exercise which was slated for Monday June 8 has been rescheduled to Wednesday June 10, 2020. According to a statement released and signed by the Head of Corporate Affairs, ACI Francis Palmdeti noted the postponement is part of measures of ensuring that it completes its distributions of PPEs to all Registration Centres. The statement said “The National Identification Authority (NIA) announces to the general public that its Ghana Card Issuance Exercise scheduled to begin today, Monday 8th June, 2020 in all 16 Regions concurrently has been rescheduled to Wednesday 10th June, 2020 to enable the NIA complete the distribution of Personal Protective Equipments (PPEs) to Registration Centres” The NIA added that it apologies for any inconvenience caused. Background This exercise is a Nationwide registration of cards, the NIA will issue out 3,875,441 printed cards to Ghana card applicants 5,635 registration centres. “The issuance will also enable persons in possession of the Ghana Card to use it for other mandatory purposes stated in the National Identity Register Regulation, 2012 (LI 2111), including registering as a voter and vouching for others as Ghanaians,” the authority noted in a press release issued last Friday, June 5, 2020. NIA expects 11,062,850 Ghanaians to register and get their registration cards on time for the compilation of the new Voters register. The Electoral Commission plans to make the Ghana card and passports the only valid identification cards in Ghana. The NIA informs that, there’s going to be an organized nationwide mop-up registration exercise commence on the 20 June,2020. “Additionally, security personnel will be deployed at each Registration Centre to ensure that crowd control measures such as physical distancing and appointment system are strictly observed,” it added. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be provided for use by the NIA’s field officers during the exercise. ,they have putting measures in place for protection and also expect all applicants attending the NIA card collection centres to be in their nose mask Story by: Magdalene Maame Abena Serwaa Asante

Ghanaian Musician, Justice Amoah popularly known in showbiz revealed he is unhappy about how and why Singer, Kuami Eugene wants to end his music career in the Ghana Music Indsutry. According to Patapaa, Singer, Kuami Eugene does not want his progress adding that it is unprofessional He said "Kuami Eugene sometime ago passed a comment about my music career saying he (Patapaa)songs makes him sick because it’s noisy" This statement by Kuami Eugene didn’t go well with Patapaa and he is disappointed as to why he’s looking down on him and not giving him the respect that a fellow artist would give to a colleague. Thinknewsonline.com is following and will keep its readers updated on new developments. Story by: Mandy Woods

President of BhimNation, Livingstone Etse Satekla has clarified that his colleague, M.anifest is a brother adding that any suppose qualms was an illusion created by some followers on social media. According to the Musician, both Atlrtistes have no bad blood adding that they are at peace with each other. Speaking on an Accra-based television station on Sunday, Stonebwoy said “I think M.anifest just did a verse. He was not involved in anything. After the verse he did, the masses and some of the comments pointed out some things that I think he would go and check later and be like ‘aww… was this what I just got involved in?’. So taking it from that perspective, I didn’t hold it too hard. M.anifest is a brother and any supposed qualms between them was an illusion created by some fans" It emerged that Stonebwoy and M.anifest in 2019 were involved in an alleged misunderstanding in what was described as the split between the BhimNation President and his former signee, Kelvynboy. Thinknewsonline.com is learning that after the parting of ways, Kelvinbwoy featured M.anifest in his 2019 single dubbed 'Yawa No Dey’ in which some words in the lyrics were supposedly directed at Stonebwoy. However Stonebwoy said "I just left it because if I had any personal issues with M.anifest, then I can accept the fact that the punchlines he dropped as a lyricist and I might have taken it personal" He added that M.anifest being featured in the what was described as 'beef' was without any bad intentions. In other developments, the Multiple Award-Winning M.anifest revealed that his brotherhood with Stonebwoy would not affect their careers adding that they have spoken about the said issue long ago. He said “There is nothing too serious. We are allowed to have disagreements and that’s fine. Sometimes people have things going on with other people and if you work with them, they feel some ways about it. That’s also part of the game. But more importantly, we met and if there is any serious problem we would have dealt with it" Thinknewsonline.com is learning that M.anifest and Stonebwoy are set to release two songs which sources says will shake the music industry. “We have two songs. I think we recorded a song before the one that brought the whole controversy. Maybe when we do another one after then you will know that there is really no ‘wahala” Stonebwoy confirmed. Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith