Ayisha Modi, former member of Bhim Nation has jumped to the defense of the Chief Executive Officer of Youth Employment Agency, Malik Basintale to take a swipe at MC Yaa Yeboah.
Ayisha Modi has asked MC Yaa Yeboah to shut up because she is a nobody who has only gotten an opportunity to speak on the radio and television.
In a viral self recorded video, Ayish Modi said that she is yet to understand why MC Yaa Yeboah would use unprintable words and talk to Malik Basintale anyhow.
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Labeling MC Yaa Yeboah a braggart, Ayisha Modi asked her to shut up and stop denigrating people who are of importance.
What Did MC Yaa Yeboah say?
Controversial media personality, MC Yaa Yeboah launched a scathing attack on the Chief Executive Officer of Youth Employment Agency, Malik Basintale during the latest episode of UTV’s United Showbiz.
The controversial media personality who believes Malik Basintale is behind the violence that occurred during the recently held Ablekuma North rerun election launched a scathing attack on the YEA CEO.
Adding her cent to the issue, MC Yaa Yeboah said that Malik Basintale should stop his nonsense of trying to command people to do what he wants for him all the time, adding that the top NDC member is a nobody.
She said that Ghana is not for Malik Basintale, nor is it for the NDC so Malik should not act as though he is on top of everyone else in the country.
She asked that, instead of Malik trying to use other people’s relatives for “dirty” work, he should use his wife, side chicks, mother, children among other relatives because after all, they are those who benefit the most.
“Where are the boys, Let’s move. We are heading to Ablekuma. Who you be sef? Who are you? Ghana ebe your own? Ghana is not for anyone. Ghana, it is not for political party A nor is it for political party B so that nonsense them for shun. Why don’t you use your family members, your wife, and your side chick in the protection of the ballot? Where are they? You recruit someone’s husband, someone’s child, someone’s breadwinner to go there and…”, she said.
