Controversial Kevin Taylor has finally touched down in Ghana after numerous comments that he could not come back to Ghana, his motherland.
Many were those who said that Kevin Taylor could not come to Ghana because he attacked numerous personalities such as former president, Akufo Addo, Asantehene Otumfour Osei Tutu, former vice president, Dr. Bawumia, Ashanti Regional Chairman on the ticket of the NPP, Chairman Wontumi, among other numerous personalities that hold public offices.
On his part, anytime he had a feud with Kevin Taylor, Okatakyie Afrifa would dare him to come to Ghana if he thinks and feels he is a man enough.
As a result, the statement “If you are a man come to Ghana” became so popular that anytime anyone had an issue with the media personality, they would just run to their official socials to type that.
Many believed that Kevin Taylor was afraid that he would be attacked by if not the personalities he attacks, the people close to or the fans of the personalities.
A few days ago, Kevin Taylor took to his socials to write “If you are a man come to Ghana” with numerous emojis which many interpreted as perhaps a mockery of Okatakyie Afrifa among others who dared him to come to Ghana if he is man enough.
Following his post, Ghanaians ponder over the simple question “Has Kevin Taylor finally come to Ghana?”
Well, to prove that he is a man enough, Kevin Taylor took to his official Facebook page earlier today, July 25 to announce that he was live on Radio Gold, a Ghanaian-based radio station.
He simply wrote “I’m live on Radio Gold” which put many fans in a state of confusion, wondering if indeed Kevin Taylor was in Ghana.
Within a few minutes, Kevin Taylor shared a post of Radio Gold to prove he was live and captioned his post “I’m live with Ransford K Boakye on Radio Gold now. Tune in”.
After an hour, Kevin posted a picture of himself gently seated on Radio Gold and captioned it “Radio Gold”.
Netizens have since questioned the whereabouts of Okatakyie Afrifa who has on countless times labeled Kevin Taylor a “fearo” who cannot come to Ghana.
Meanwhile, Okatakyie Afrifa has yet to respond to the arrival of Kevin Taylor in Ghana.
