Showboy released from US prison, deported to Ghana

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Showboy, whose true name is Sam Safo, was given a six-year prison term in March 2019 for biting Junior US' ear and stabbing him after a 2017 confrontation.

Junior U.S., who reported Showboy to the police, passed away in the United States as a result of a robbery assault that had nothing to do with his dispute with Showboy, who was incarcerated at the time of his death.

The controversial musician discovered a way to interact via social media while incarcerated.

Recall that he claimed Criss Waddle put the entire affair up, which resulted in his imprisonment one year prior.

"Very shortly, I'll be returning home," Showboy Showboy.

In a social media post, he wrote: "Criss Waddle sent us to my home (apartment) five years ago... Since they set me up, my life has not been the same. July 3,2016 . I will never forget today. You can read the statement and see the falsehoods they told police; they denied everything in court and claimed they were afraid of me."

Showboy shared a court document to support his claims against Criss Waddle and said, "Told the court I was a Gunsta.. the prosecutor told me I had a Huge Ego and that I call the shots.."

"I was profiled. If not for Criss Waddle dispatching Junior to me to pay me money he owed me, none of this would have occurred. Junior was never my friend. It was Criss Waddle's jealousy that caused him to detest me. The facts are that I was set up by Criss Waddle and his associates... Criss Waddle still hasn't paid me a visit; I haven't seen him in five years."

The vehemently opinionated socialite has reclaimed his freedom. However, verified reports say Showboy has been deported to Ghana already after being released from prison.

He is being deported to Ghana as a result of his serious crime and offense involving moral turpitude.

Despite the good news, Showboy has not yet appeared in public or posted anything about his release and deportation on any of his social media accounts.