‘You Need To Apologize To Sarkodie For Such An Embarrassment’ – Sleeky Goes Hard On Yvonne Nelson Over Her Viral Aborti0n Revelation

Popular Ghanaian promoter, Sadick Assah, who is well-known in social media circle as Sleeky has fired Ghanaian actress, Yvonne Nelson over some revelations she made about award-winning Ghanaian musician, Sarkodie, in her new book titled ‘I Am Not Yvonne Nelson’.

In chapter eight of the book, Yvonne Nelson spoke passionately about her decision to terminate a pregnancy because the man who put her in that situation refused to accept responsibility on the basis that he had another girlfriend.

According to Yvonne Nelson, the man in question was Sarkodie, who is currently the boss of Sarkcess Music and one of the most revered musicians in Ghana.

This revelation has set social media on fire as many people have been reacting to it.

While some people have been lashing out at Sarkodie for allegedly doing what Yvonne says in the book, others have jumped to his defense with the claim that he is not the first person to have done that, and also, the revelation of Yvonne Nelson at this time is wrong and a ploy to destroy the image of Sarkodie.

The CEO of Sleeky Promotion appears to agree with the latter group above and he made this known in a post he has made on his social media pages.

In his post, Sleeky went hard on Yvonne Nelson and asked that she apologizes to Sarkodie for making such a revelation just to get her book into the trends and public attention.

According to him, the CEO of YN Productions should have also spoken about the numerous Nigerian musicians and other entertainers she has slept with or dated.

Sleeky also stressed that she is not the only actress to go through such a situation because many others have faced similar predicaments.

Read Sleeky’s full post below…

‘YVONNE NELSON  Do you know the number of actresses who have gone through the same situation? It is unnecessary to expose Sarkodie all in the name of your book to make a trend. Why didn’t you tell us your experience with all the musicians you dated, Nigerians and Ghanaians.  You need to apologize to Sark for such an embarrassment.’

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