I don't use my artistes for blood money — Bullet responds to constant accidents of his artistes

Ricky Nana Agyemang, better known in showbiz as Bullet has denied allegations that he uses occultism to gain recognition and wealth.

According to the Rufftown Records label boss, the claims that he sacrifices his artist for fame is false.

In an interview on Hitz FM, the Rufftown records label boss disclosed that such practices are against his beliefs.

“Who would invest so much in an artiste and say I want to kill her at the time when I am supposed to get returns from my investment?

“I have not been to any juju. I don’t know if it’s a spiritual attack. I’m taking this very seriously and imagine if Wendy had died, where would I have been by now? Ghanaians would say I have used her for blood money. I am worried and the things I am hearing are so sad. If I were in their shoes, I will say the same,” Ricky Nana Agyemang stated.

He added “I am just praying to God over it. I only know Jesus Christ, but if it keeps repeating then I know the enemy is at play. I know they want me to be disgraced, so I have to pray, and I have to seek protection. Spiritual things are real, and I have prayed to God for these things happening to me. I know its not coming from my camp.”

Wendy Shay, artist of the record label Rufftown Records was involved in an accident between ACP- Kwabenya road in Accra.

According to the record label boss, she is recovering progressively.

Ebony, a budding artiste of the record label also died in a tragic motor accident.

These are compelling some persons to accuse Bullet of being responsible for her death following the rampant accidents of his artistes.

While the likes of Ebony’s father, Nana Opoku Kwarteng, claimed that Bullet’s ‘negligence’ caused Ebony’s death, others claimed he sacrificed her.