[Video] I told Akrobeto not to act with Agya Koo – Miracle Films CEO confirms
By CornerGist (self media writer) | 8 months ago
Actor, the comedian, and TV host Akwasi Boadi, also known by his stage name Akrobeto, is from Ghana. He is well-known for the size of his nose and has appeared in more than 100 Kumawood films. In the entertainment world, Akwesi Boadi is referred to as Akrobeto (who "noses" tomorrow).
The CEO of Miracle Films, Samuel Nyamekye, has admitted giving Akrobeto the order not to collaborate with Agya Koo. Akrobeto previously admitted to Peace FM that the renowned director had advised him not to collaborate with Agya Koo. Mr. Nyamekye stated as much in an interview with ZionFelix.
He stated that it was part of his strategy to make Akrobeto more well-known. According to the head of Miracle Films, Agya Koo used the same strategy to become a well-known name in the film industry.
He asserted that Nana Ama McBrown and Emelia Brobbey had comparable treatment.
The interview is below.
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