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KONKONSA DIGITAL ON ASOFO- IS OSOFO KYIRI ABOSOM DECEIVING GHANAIANS? LISTEN TO TOP KAY AND OTHERS

Is Osofo Kyiri Abosom fooling Ghanaians with his brand of supposedly destroying traditional fetish paraphernalia or he is real.
Top Kay in this video makes certain allegations which have been made by many other media houses in Kumasi notably Otwinoko, Nhyira FM and other VIP people with spiritual insights.
Let's hear TOP KAY and others.





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