Kwame Aplus Concedes Defeat; Begs Mona Gucci For Forgiveness

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By Nana Akua

 

               Mona Gucci                           Kwame Aplus 

Controversial musician turned politician, Kwame Aplus has taken to his Instagram page to advise Mona Gucci, a presenter with Kantanka TV to cease fire after she accused him of ridiculing her on the United Showbiz Show together with the host, Nana Ama Mcbrown. 

The outspoken musician in his post made some shocking revelations about the presenter which some netizans are wondering if it's a call for peace or a call for war. The Instagram post from the musician came after the 'former slay queen' accused the host of the United Showbiz Show and her panelists which includes Kwame Aplus of plotting to disgrace her. She further accused Nana Ama Mcbrown's husband, Maxwell Mensah of cheating on her with her caterer friend and also added that Aplus is broke to an extent that his wife borrows money from people in order to survive in London.

That statement didn't sit well with Aplus and he had this to say on his page after debunking the presenters assertion. 

"Dear Mona, please, I beg you. Enough is enough!!! Let's channel our energies into productive things. You cannot fight me. The only reason why I'm quiet is because I still like you.  Nobody planned anything. It just happened. Stop the noise and the voicenotes on WhatsApp that your friend bi said I wanted to ch"p her blablabla. That Barbara girl is not telling you the truth dear. If it's the obroni girl called Barbara then I have been ch*pn her since 2014. Ask her!!! The last time I was tired so I just press press her small and gave her 500 Ghana. Herh Barbara, e be so you dey? You take my money finish go report me to Mona. Nyame betua wo ka paaa 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 

My lady you can't do anything!!! Forget it!!! On Tuesday night when you were talking to that your ex boyfriend I was on the line ooo. When he asked you what you'll drink and you said champagne I was on the line!! I have the recording. All the boys were listening to you. That was not the only time I've set you up to record you. In the past 7 days, I've recorded you 37 times. Have you forgotten that you went to cook in a house in community 18? Come on dear!! Can't you see that I don't want to fight you? Let's stop this. I'll call @afiaschwarzanegger to stop attacking you. You have won 🏆 the fight. It's ok!!!

If you want to trend lets plan it well. If you are enjoying it like this too please tell me so that I don't open keys which will defeat the agenda. 

Please please please, Sister please, like I said, let's channel our energies into better things. Forget this beef. Love 💘😻💜 you still. 

Enjoy the weekend. #halfmanhalfbosom😃

Kwame Aplus Instagram

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