Hello Funny Face,
In recent times, I have followed and observed how you have handled issues about your personal and social life on social media; and truth be told, it leaves a lot to be desired.
Why do I say so? As a human being, you should expect resistance and opposition anytime you embark on a mission; not everyone will side with you when you embark on a mission.
Funny, you are in the news again after posting a video of yourself weeping and hitting back at some persons who criticized you for saying you’ll organize a peace walk from Kasoa to your residence. This peace walk is being put together to create awareness about the SARS brutalities currently ongoing in our neighboring Nigeria.
Ghanaian blogger, Zion Felix, posted the peace walk announcement on social media. And instead of minding your business, you went on Zion Felix’s Facebook page to read comments about the post. It did not end there, you went ahead to screenshot some of the comments you saw as attacks on you, and tagged the commenters as haters.
You also went as far as picking the photo of one young man on Instagram and posting him with the caption suggesting that you have done some special kind of prayers for him and that he’ll feel the Lord’s spirit soon. Really??? Gush!!!
As a grown man and father of twins, this is way way way below the belt bruh.
Funny Face, it’s true that you have been through a lot lately especially regarding how your second marriage ended and how you were fighting custody of your twin girls with your second ex-wife. It’s a whole lot of emotional trauma.
However, you should know how to manage your emotions. We all have issues; but we don’t go and splash it on the faces of our fans on social media.
Funny, it is really sad that you would want to tag everyone who doesn’t agree with you as hater and attack back. You did it with even your own colleagues; Bismark the Joke, LilWin and Kalybos.
And on second thought, why would you want everyone to agree with you?
Funny Face, it’s time you man up and leave this kind of behavior for your kids to rather exhibit. All I’m saying is that you’re being so childish.
And on top of it, you always want to create the wrong impression that all is fine with you by posting dance videos on Instagram. My brother!!! Really?
I don’t know how you will take this but I strongly believe that when you start ignoring and closing your eyes to some of these comments from people on social media, the better it’ll be for you. And that’s because you care so much about approval from people.
When this gets to you, I won’t be surprised if you use me for “chewing stick”. But in all, I have massive love for you; and that’s why I’m wiring you this letter.
Let me end my letter here with this African Proverb which says; “…that thing that makes the dog to bark does not move the cat…”.
Ewurama Acheampoma