Ghanaian female artiste Sherifa Gunu has revealed that fastest rapper Sarkodie Obidi gave her 200 cedis for petrol after he had recorded his verse and that guy was her best friend
Speaking to Nana Ama Mcbrown on the United Showbiz show, she lamented and blamed some bloggers in Ghana for framing a negative story about her and the "Illuminati" rapper
She also said the rapper was even the one who forced her to do his verse on her new song and was once again quick to get her home by offering to buy her petrol too
She continued;
"Of course I was disappointed when I had to put Ras Kuuku on a song l earlier did with Sarkodie so it was normal for me to air my frustrations.I got extremely worried when things began to blow out of proportion.Obidi gave me 200 cedis for petrol after he had recorded his verse on that very song.
He was the first to get to the studio on that day so before I got there, he was done and he handed the money in comical fashion and bid me farewell.Things have changed a bit but that guy was my best friend".
Sherifa Gunu also said Sarkodie was going to win a Grammy Award for Ghana because he stood a better chance of winning the glamorous global accolade
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