The previous lender of rapper, Black Sherif has sued the performer at an Accra High Court.
This comes after the ex lender, Shadrach Agyei Owusu, otherwise called Snap, blamed the 'Kwaku The Traveler' hitmaker for leaving him stranded to sign a record manage another mark, Empire Entertainment, without his endorsement.
This claim was made by one DJ Slim who blamed Black Sherif for being a selfish jerk. DJ Slim claimed that the artiste had deserted a 7-room house, a vehicle and other individual things his supervisor made accessible to him for his own utilization.
In reports located by Myjoyonline.com, the suit was documented on Monday, April 11, 2022. Black Sherif is supposed to answer the suit in eight days.
Black Sherif hauled to court by ex lender
In different archives, the ex agent, Snap [the plaintiff], is looking for an order to be put on Black Sherif, limiting him from playing at any occasion until the case has been settled.
The offended party is additionally requesting a request to be put on the assets the rapper has gathered through streaming and other income sources.
Once more, he is looking for "a request for the arrangement of a recipient to get all possible finances that might build to the Defendant/Respondent from the utilization and abuse of his music and picture."
The court is supposed to hear the case for the order on Monday, May 9, 2022.
Black Sherif hauled to court by ex lender
In February and early March, the quick rising artiste confronted public rage after it was claimed that he marked a record manage another name, Empire Entertainment, without the endorsement of his Management.
At the point when the issue arrived at the court of popular assessment, many individuals slammed the youthful performer for his activities. However, this Manager of Black Sherif, Madonna, in a meeting with 'Da Don' on Hitz FM, excused the cases.
He additionally uncovered that Snap, who is blaming Black Sherif for leaving him, was just an agent who came on board after the arrival of 'Second Sermon'.
In April, Black Sherif delivered 'Kwaku The Traveler' to raving surveys. However, a few virtual entertainment clients have contemplated whether Black Sherif's new tune was a reaction to certain charges made against him by his financial backer.
He excused hypotheses that his new single 'Kwaku The Traveler' was composed to answer the discussions encompassing his administration.
As indicated by him, the melody was composed and recorded a long time before he was censured for supposedly leaving his financial backer helpless to sign with another name.
Talking on UTV, that's what he noticed "I composed this tune two weeks before January 24. I prodded it via virtual entertainment."
Black Sherif expressed that while composing the tune, he simply needed to recount the narrative of battling youth striving to fight for themselves.
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