Ghanaian musician, Sista Afia, has clarified that her recent social media post was not meant as an attack on her colleagues in the music industry.
In an interview on United Showbiz on February 1, 2025, she stated that the post was intended to express her thoughts and feelings about the music industry and the challenges she has been facing.
She said the post was directed at her fellow artistes with whom she shares good relationships, as she expected them to support her music, just as she always supports theirs.
“I was in my feelings and hurt. The people I was referring to know themselves. This is not an attack on everyone in the industry or my colleagues because it’s not everyone I’m close with. These are the people who come to my house, we basically eat together, and I’m there for them. I’ve even turned down shows with money involved for these people. Yet when it’s time for them to support by posting my songs, they just ignore me,” she said.
Sista Afia emphasised that she is not forcing anyone to support her music career.
However, she feels her so-called friends in the industry are sending her a clear message by ignoring her song releases.
She said this situation might lead her to distance herself from them.
My social media post is not intended as an attack on my colleagues in the industry – @sista_afia #UnitedShowbiz pic.twitter.com/p8PpSIuwiE
— UTV Ghana (@utvghana) February 2, 2025
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