REVEALED! Late Terry Bonchaka Reported Kwaadee To The Police For Smoking ‘Wee’ In His Car

Manager of late Ghanaian dancehall/Hiplife artiste Terry Bonchaka; Reagan Mends has recounted how the late music icon reported legendary Hiplife artiste, Jerry Anaabaa better known as Okomfour Kwaadee to the Police for smoking Indian hemp (Wee) in his car.

For some time now, Okomfour Kwaadee who has been an inspiration to many, inspiring a whole generation of rap music like the Sarkodie’s and others have been battling with mental challenges as a result of smoking marijuana (Wee) which resulted in his detention at a rehab centre.

In 2018, the news about the “Yenko Mbaa Pe” hitmaker being abandoned at the rehab centre by his family went viral. After he was announced to have recovered, it emerged he had sadly relapsed again following few months of making public appearances and even released a new song.

However, a new photo of the celebrated Hiplife musician which has gone viral on social media has left the showbiz fraternity in a state of shock. In the photo, the ‘Abrantie Mabre’ composer has really lost weight.

According to RazzNews.com’s checks, Kwaadee is dealing with mental, spiritual and financial issues thus he is currently seeking help from a female Pastor somewhere in Kumasi.

Commenting on the photo in an interview on Hot 93.9FM, Reagan Mends cited the current state of the Prolific Hiplife artiste as sad and embarrassing.

According to Reagan, the late Terry Bonchaka who was an intimate friend of Kwaadee and had advised him to minimize his smoking habit, once reported the latter to the Police for overly smoking marijuana in his(Kwaadee) car.

“What I am about to say would shock everyone; Terry Bonchaka advised Kwaadee to minimize his smoking habit..I can really remember Terry reporting Kwaadee to the Police on the Ho/Accra highway for smoking wee in his own car after they had performed at the Ho Polytechnic in 2003. After the show, Terry Bonchaka sat in Kwaadee’s red BMW car;he then called me on phone that Kwaadee was overly smoking wee in the car which he frowns on so he would report him to the police when they get to a Police barrier. Seriously, when Terry called, I thought he was just pranking but he truly reported Kwaadee to the police when they got to the barrier”.Reagan quipped

He continued, "The Policemen on duty thought Terry was only pranking so they all laughed it off and allowed them to continue their journey. So when they got to the Tema roundabout, Terry quickly alighted from the car and vowed never to sit in Kwaadee’s car again. Kwaadee also called me on Phone and vowed never to pick Terry in his car again…they were very good friends”.

It is widely perceived by most people across the globe that celebrities are fond of engaging themselves in wild lifestyles such as smoking, partying, flaunting their wealth and above all living a licentious life.

But according to Reagan Mends who is a journalist at Hot 93.9FM and the CEO of RazzNews.com, though Terry Bonchaka was regarded as the best performer that time, he never engaged himself in those practices– adding that the late ‘Puulele’ composer even died a virgin.

Terry Bonchaka, 21, died on the Legon-Madina road on 30th October, 2003 when the vehicle in which he was riding with a friend after performing at the Akuafo Hall Celebration, suddenly veered off the road and hit a tree.

He got his big break in the Miss Ghana Hiplife Amateur Competition and went on to win the regional competition before taking home the title of Hiplife Champion 2001 in the final round.

During the short time that he captivated Ghanaian music lovers he released his songs including; ‘Puulele,’ ‘Zoozey,’ ‘Ghana Ladies,’ ‘I’m Aware,’ Ghana Ladies’ and ‘African Chow’.

He also influenced some Ghanaian musicians including dancehall artiste Shatta Wale, Sherifa Gunu and Afro-beats star King Ayisoba.

Source:RazzNews.com