Ghanaian Award-winning rapper Sarkodie has responded to the jabs directed at him by Radio presenter Kelvin Taylor over his comments on the post made by NDC’s Sammy Gyamfi.

It will be recalled that the Nationals Communications Officer for the NDC Sammy Gyamfi posted a sensitive cartoon photo of George Floyd’s death which was a parallel representation of how the NPP and EC planning to rig the upcoming elections.

Reacting to the cartoon post by Sammy Gyamfi, Sarkodie retweeting wrote; “Naa my brother we all go wrong sometimes…. I will believe your intention wasn’t to joke with this serious n very sensitive issues, but you still wrong just do what’s right…..retract n take it down.”

Radio Presenter Kelvin Taylor threw his support behind Sammy Gyamfi and called “Hypocrite”. According to Kelvin Taylor, Sarkodie is condoning the compilation of the new voters register in the wake of the COVID-19. Kelvin went further to described Sarkodie’s mouth “as Egyptian condom”.

However, Sarkodie has responded to the jabs from Kelvin Taylor on Twitter. In a video, King Sark was seen in a slow motion pace with a song at the background which says ”Boys are giving him pressure, they just wanna put me on a stretcher”.

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— Sarkodie (@sarkodie) June 3, 2020

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Ghanaian 17-year-old rapper Don Elvi signed to Corazon Entertainment has officially a new video.

Off his major EP “Believe“, the 5-tracked project had at the top of the list a song titled “Believe” which aimed at encouraging people never to give up on their dreams.

The Streets for eat movement head officially outdoors his video for Believe after releasing ‘Keys To The Benz” video and song.

Watch below.