Ghanaian musician Akwaboah Jnr is once again making headlines, but this time, it’s not for his music but for his no-nonsense response to social media trolls.
Recently, a picture of Akwaboah with his wife was shared online, which quickly sparked a wave of criticism. Several netizens took to social media to claim that Akwaboah looked troubled in the image and insinuated that his wife wasn’t giving him the space and peace he needed.
This didn’t sit well with the talented musician, who wasted no time in addressing the issue head-on. In a viral video, Akwaboah hit back at the critics, accusing them of being completely out of line.
He boldly stated that the people who were attacking his family lacked common sense, urging them to stop spreading what he called “nonsense.”
Akwaboah was visibly frustrated, as he explained that if the critics had even an ounce of common sense, they would have kept their opinions to themselves instead of passing judgment on his personal life.
The musician’s response was not just about defending his wife but also about calling out the wider culture of social media users who feel entitled to comment on everything, from the smallest details to the most personal aspects of someone’s life.
He pointed out that his marriage, like everyone else’s, should be off-limits to unsolicited opinions. According to Akwaboah, people need to learn the importance of minding their own business rather than making baseless comments about others, especially when it comes to relationships and families.
This isn’t the first time Akwaboah has had to address critics, but his latest remarks come as a clear warning to those who believe they can throw judgment without consequence. He made it clear that he and his wife share a bond that’s none of anyone’s business but their own.
The video quickly gained traction online, with many fans rallying behind Akwaboah’s stance, applauding his maturity and his willingness to stand up for his family. Others, however, were left reflecting on how much social media has given people a platform to criticize others without taking into account the personal struggles and journeys behind public images.
Source: NewsandVibes.com
