Sarkodie and Yvonne Nelson: Efia Odo ‘Cautions’ Shatta Wale

Efia Odo, an actress and musician, has criticized Shatta Wale for using social media to respond to Sarkodie’s abortion allegation originating from Yvonne Nelson.

After Yvonne Nelson admitted to allegedly aborting a child for the highest-ranking rapper, Sarkodie, in the year 2010, the allegation caused shockwaves to spread throughout the online community.

Shatta Wale said sarcastically that he doesn’t think Sarkodie actually had a brief affair with Yvonne Nelson because he has conflicted feelings about the subject.

He clarified that, unlike his Shatta Movement brand, which has been accused of such gimmicks, Sarkodie’s saintly persona does not suggest that he could ever be involved in such a situation.

But soon after Shatta Wale voiced his opinions on the hot topic, actress and influencer Efia Odo asked him to remain silent.

She asserts that Shatta Wale need not speak out on the subject.

“Please court rise, I’m about to win this case for Sark,” Shatta Wale penned. Let’s pray,” he tweeted, grinning, but Efia Odo responded with a retort. She said, “You dier don’t shut up.”

Also, in the book it was seen that Sarkodie never called or asked of Yvonne Nelson during and after the abortion period. His claims of not accepting the child was ‘He is not ready to be a father’ and besides he was still staying with his mother and also feeding from his mother.

Netizens have reacted to this trending exclusives from Yvonne Nelson’s ‘I am not Yvonne Nelson’ memoir.

Also, in the memoir Yvonne revealed that the late Mr. Nelson was not his biological father after years of insulting him which she regrets doing so. Her actions was as a result of the lies from her mother.

It is for sure that the mother does not know who the biological father of Yvonne is or she does not want to let her know the actual truth.

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