In a recent development, FlameBwoy’s team has responded to allegations that they paid Maccasio 40,000 Ghana cedis to not attend a concert in Zebilla. The team has categorically denied these claims, stating that they have no knowledge or involvement in such an incident.
In a statement signed by Team FlameBwoy (Fish-Bone), they emphasized their commitment to transparency, integrity, and fairness in all their dealings. They described the allegations as “baseless and unfounded” and urged anyone with evidence to come forward and provide it to the public.
The team’s statement suggests that they are open to investigating the matter and addressing it swiftly if evidence is provided. This call for evidence is a clear indication that Team FlameBwoy is confident in their denial and willing to cooperate in uncovering the truth.
The denial by FlameBwoy’s team brings a new twist to the controversy. As fans and industry stakeholders, it’s essential to await further developments and allow the parties involved to resolve the issue. The music industry is built on trust, integrity, and professionalism, and it’s crucial that artists and their teams uphold these values.
We’ll continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as more information becomes available. In the meantime, let’s focus on the music and the upcoming album launch by FlameBwoy on June 7th.
