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Last year's Big Brother Africa III representative for Ghana, Ms. Wilhelmina Adu Andani (a.k.a. Mimi), has tagged one of the country's controversial radio presenters of 'Hitz FM', Blakk Rasta, as portraying deceptive information to the public over her love life.
The presenter cum musician is known in the country for channeling verbal diarrhoea whenever he runs his Taxi Driver show, firing blunt on his show.
It would be recalled that controversies in the just-ended 2008 Ghana Music Awards (GMA) on his nomination, which he used his programme as a platform, to lambast, leading to his disqualification from the just-ended awards. In the latest report, Blakk Rasta made allusions to a perceived failed relationship between Mimi and baritone-voiced VIP rapper, Promzy.
He went ahead to touch on her rumoured romance with self-professed King of Urban Life, Chemphe. According to Blakk Rasta, Mimi had revealed gory details of a previous relationship with the Hiplifer to him during a recent interview on his show, and went on to say that Mimi, whom he claimed had affection for her male counterparts in the music industry, was currently entangled in a relationship with crooner Chemphe.
This has generated controversy among the artistes mentioned. According to Mimi, she has denied having granted any radio interview with Blakk Rasta.
She said she could not for any reason fathom how Blakk could mislead listeners to such an extreme, since, to the best of her knowledge, she had never featured on his show. Information gathered seeks to suggest that the songstress was devastated over the comments made by Blakk, after being prompted by some friends listening to the show. |
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| Source: The Chronicle |
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