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US-based Ghanaian Gospel musician, Sonnie Badu, has dared those who insult him on social media to do that in his face.
He was unhappy about people hiding behind social media to disrespect him.
During an interview with Hammer Nti, the ‘Baba’ composer said he gets upset when people with little credit on their phones—and had no light at home insult him.
“What upset me is, sometimes, a type and kind of people who just had a little credit on their phone, no light at home and they have the audacity to push a word, to disrespect you and then it’s like a whole host of houseflies jump on what they said on me,” Sonnie Badu stated.
He added: “I normally say if you are a brave man come and stand in front of me and say what you want to say because I’m not afraid to say that.”
“However, those who are higher tinkers will always understand what I’m saying because I’m not afraid to speak my mind.”
His remark is on the heels of the rampant social media trolling in Ghana and some parts of the world.
