Stonebwoy’s unofficial hype woman Ayisha Modi has responded to pleas from Ghanaians for former signee OV to be taken back.
Ayisha says they are willing to try and help but the big question is whether OV herself wants anyone to help her.
Her comment comes after a recent video of Okailey Verse aka OV hit the web, showing her in a very wild and unrecognisable state.
OV looked like she had fallen to drugs and battling depression.
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That led to calls from Ghanaians for her to be taken back to Stonebwoy’s label.
Media personality Abena Ruthy took to Facebook to plead for Stonebwoy to take her back before something happens to her.
Reacting to those calls, Ayisha Modi says BHIM Nation would consider the plea and make a decision.
“We will think about it Ghana fuo. It’s sad yea but I will do what I can. But for ur information Stonebwoy has gotten nothing to do with All this.“ “This matter is not Stonebwoy’s matter na Ayisha Modi matter. She is still my daughter no matter what but one question, Does Ov herself think she need help?” Modi wrote.
Modi’s post seems to indicate that help has been offered to OV a few times but she’s finding it hard to accept.
When someone is under the influence of drugs, as OV appears to be, it can be hard to get them to do the right thing for themselves.
OV left BHIM nation in abrupt fashion in 2019 soon after Kelvynboy had parted ways with the label.
It was reported at the time that she was sacked for joining Kelvynboy in Blakk Cedi’s camp after they both broke away from Stonebwoy.
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OV’s loyalties seemed to lie with Kelvyn and Cedi hence Stonebwoy let her go.
Whatever they planned to do together doesn’t appear to be working as OV’s career is going nowhere.
She’s now being spotted in videos looking in bad shape.
One can only hope something would be done about it before it’s too late.
Source: GhanaCelebrities.Com