Quables has caused controversy by exposing internal DWP Academy issues and disclosing disagreements that some members have been keeping hidden.

Lead dancer Afronitita has also announced her departure from the famed Ghanaian dance ensemble, which had controversially split up with its co-founder, Dancegod Lloyd, months ago.

Afronitita, whose true name is Danita Akosua Adomaah Yeboah, gave her departure as a result of wanting to pursue personal objectives. DWP manager Quables, however, has disclosed that her retirement was forced by internal conflicts.

Speaking with Kwadwo Sheldon, Quables attributed Afronitita’s departure from the group primarily to her mother. He asserted that Afronitita and Dancegod Lloyd never signed the group’s contract.

“They didn’t want to sign, so I told myself I would not even do it again, but I literally took the girl as my sister,” Quables added.

He further shared, “her mum told me that people tell her this is what a manager is supposed to do and I have bought clothes for her daughter only once. I am like I am not supposed to be buying clothes for your daughter.”

The revelation has stirred a range of reactions online, surprising many. Watch the video below to hear more and share your thoughts.

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There has also been this argument that beef and diss songs are healthy for the music industry, but Ghamaiam rapper Npow, a singer, revealed in a recent interview with Andy Dosty that he doesn't give attention to beef and diss songs.

According to Kofi Kinaata, there have been a lot of times his friends and team members have drawn his attention to the jab he has received from fellow musicians, but he has not given that attention.

Kofi Kinaata revealed in the interview that, as he said in one of his old songs, he has a lot of songs to be recorded, which will make people cry and take advice from them, so why should he be recording this song when someone is ready to jam to his songs?

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Ghanaian rapper Kwame Nsiah-Apau, known by his stage name Okyeame Kwame and nicknamed Rap Doctor, opened up in a recent interview with YouTuber Kwadwo Sheldon about how he and rapper and cum singer Martin King Arthur made up a great song together.

According to the veteran rapper who reevaluated in the interview, he envies Kofi Kinaata for his lyrical prowess. He also revealed how Kofi was able to write his chorys with ease and, in the end, even helped him (Okyeame Kwame) write some rap lines.

When asked which elements propel him to come out with nice songs, rapper Okyeame Kwmane revealed that he gets to the studio happily to make songs; not drugs or anything else pushes him to write good songs. However, he revealed that he feels best when the lights in the studio are on and clear to enhance his rapping prowess.

In this same interview, Okyeame Kwame revealed that he is a happy person, he does not hold grudges, and he is compassionate.

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