
Ghanaian singer Agbeko has opened up about a challenging period in his music career, alleging that rapper Edem played a significant role in his professional struggles.
He claims that the difficulties that stalled his progress began with a phone call he received many years ago.
In an interview, Agbeko revealed that Edem once called him and threatened to end his career. Initially, he dismissed the threat, but subsequent events convinced him it was serious. He noted that shortly after the call, he encountered industry setbacks, cold responses, and missed opportunities, which he firmly attributes to Edem.
Agbeko explained that in 2010, after famed producer Hammer recommended Edem as the ideal collaborator for a project, he reached out to work with the rapper. However, miscommunications escalated tensions between them, ultimately leading to the contentious phone call.
He added that despite their past issues, Edem recently attempted to offer him help, which Agbeko declined. “It would go against my principles to accept assistance from someone I feel contributed to my challenges, especially when our past disputes remain unresolved,” he stated.



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