Ghanaian artist Kelvyn Boy has issued a strong social media denial and expressed profound disbelief following serious allegations made by his former mentor, Stonebwoy, who suggested Kelvyn Boy was involved in plots that put Stonebwoy in near-death situations.1
Stonebwoy had recently stated that their falling out was permanent, saying, “It was God who took me out of whatever happened between us… You would have heard I was dead.”
In his latest outburst, Kelvyn Boy stated he was “shook” by the interview, writing:
“The lies and defamation have become a bit too much. What could ever make you think I tried to end your life? I’ve taken everything over the years, but this? Nooo.”
Kelvyn Boy specifically addressed Stonebwoy’s references to people who could allegedly confirm the accusations, such as musician D-Black and talent manager Papa Loggy. Kelvyn Boy dismissed their relevance, noting that he had not seen D-Black in over five years and confirming that he and Papa Loggy were no longer friends, asking, “So what exactly?”
