Even before the dust generated with the release of his controversial hit single �Kasiebo� which incurred the wrath of fellow musicians notably Obour and Okyeame Kwame could settle, Mike Elliot Kwabena Asiamah, known in showbiz circles as Obrafour (Ghana Rap Sofo) is in trouble again.
The P&P can confirm that the rasta-haired hiplife icon is facing investigators of the Domestic Violence and Victim Support Unit (DOVVSU) of the Ghana Police Service at Madina for allegedly failing to take responsibility for his eleven year old twins.
Obrafour is alleged to have failed to remit the twin boys of their monthly upkeep money of One Hundred and Fifty Ghana Cedi for more than a year, thus compelling their unemployed mother, Vida Amoah to run to DOVVSU to seek justice. An invitation was subsequently extended to the prolific musician who walked into the Unit at about 10am last Wednesday, December 9, 2009 to write his statement.
P&P checks at the DOVVSU office revealed that at an arbitration meeting between the investigators, Vida, her mother and Obrafour, he allegedly admitted failing to pay for the twins� upkeep and promised to turn over a new leaf. As a sign of his commitment, he reportedly gave the former lover, Vida, Two Hundred Ghana Cedis after the meeting.
Readers would recall that in P&P issue No. 402 (dated August 16-22, 2001) P&P carried a story about a tug-of-war between Obrafour and Vida over the paternity of the twins. Whereas Vida named and insisted the musician was the biological father f the twins. Obrafour vehemently denied the allegation and even requested for a DNA test.
Vida later dragged Obrafour to the Amasaman Community Tribunal, where he agreed to cater for the boys but failed to live up to expectation somewhere along the line. Keep reading..for more�
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