Do what suits you; I will strike soon – Sarkodie warn critics with Osofo Kyiri Abosom’s video

Multiple award-winning Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has sent a subtly reply to his critics.

The rapper has recently been widely criticised by some of his industry colleagues.

Some of them, notably Samini, Ayigbe Edem, Yaa Pono, and others, accused him of having a show-off attitude and ignoring their messages and collaboration requests.

Also, his recent collaboration with Bob Marley and the Wailers on their "Stir It Up" remix has garnered a lot of negative comments.

Shatta Wale and Yaa Pono have publicly teased him for being the only singer to feature a "ghost."

Additionally, Blakk Rasta, a controversial radio presenter and cum reggae singer blasted Sarkodie, accusing him of desecrating the legend’s pedigree.

To him, the rapper did nothing other than tarnish the value of the original track with his one-way rap style.

"You urinate right into the grave and walk away, laughing like a madman on heat." "It hurt me so much that I decided never to talk about this issue," he said.

"What Sarkodie did was nothing but a desecration of the legacy of Bob Marley. It is so shameful; what Sarkodie did is nothing but a desecration of the holy music...should I go deeper? "It is like a king has been buried, and you go and dig him up and steal the first gold and diamonds that he's been buried with," he fumed on his show on Accra-based 3FM.

In what seems to be a response to the critics, the BET-winning rapper posted a video of Osofo Kyiri Abosom, the leader of the Live Assembly Worship Center, who just announced his separation from his wife, as a word of caution.

In the video, the aspiring president said, "You can say whatever you want; it’s there waiting for you. I will strike at the right time; I’m monitoring a lot of people, and afterwards, I shall take it before the Lord so we can see what God can do within the shortest time. And if it gets to you, they shall bring you back to me."