I have not been deported and not in Ghana – Showboy
Co-founder of AMG and the CEO of 2Hype Gang Sam Safo aka Showboy has denied media reports that he has been deported after his release from prison.
The entertainer was reportedly returned to Ghana a few days ago after spending six years in prison for stabbing Junior US, a fellow Ghanaian living in the United States.
Showboy has not yet been in front of the public despite social media users reporting on his expulsion and arrival in Ghana
Showboy said that while he has been released from prison, he is not yet in Ghana as had been reported in a chat with Snapchat writer Sel the Bomb.
The 2HypeGang boss stated that he was still in the United States and that he would travel to Ghana at his own convenience, pleading with everyone to disregard the rumours spreading.
Regarding his deportation, he admitted that he had not been removed, adding that he had received a 15-year sentence with a six-year parole option.
Now that his sentence has expired and he has been granted parole, he must stay out of trouble for the next nine years, but he is aware that this will not be possible for him in the United States.
See the screenshot of his chat with Sel the Bomb
I have not been deported and not in Ghana – Showboy
Co-founder of AMG and the CEO of 2Hype Gang Sam Safo aka Showboy has denied media reports that he has been deported after his release from prison.
The entertainer was reportedly returned to Ghana a few days ago after spending six years in prison for stabbing Junior US, a fellow Ghanaian living in the United States.
Showboy has not yet been in front of the public despite social media users reporting on his expulsion and arrival in Ghana
Showboy said that while he has been released from prison, he is not yet in Ghana as had been reported in a chat with Snapchat writer Sel the Bomb.
The 2HypeGang boss stated that he was still in the United States and that he would travel to Ghana at his own convenience, pleading with everyone to disregard the rumours spreading.
Regarding his deportation, he admitted that he had not been removed, adding that he had received a 15-year sentence with a six-year parole option.
Now that his sentence has expired and he has been granted parole, he must stay out of trouble for the next nine years, but he is aware that this will not be possible for him in the United States.
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