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WHEN 2 WRONGS DOES NOT MAKE A RIGHT- IS THIS NECESSARY?


A KUMASI  CRAZY ABREWA INSULTS BADU KOBI WITH GUTTER DEGREE
- WHOSE BROTHER WOULD LOVE TO MARRY SUCH A WOMAN?


BADU KOBI finally replies KEN AGYAPONG, Queen mother , Wife’s div0rce & dɑughter’s $ɛx tape




NOW PROPHET DR. BADU KOFI MAKES PROPHETIC ANALYSIS OF TRIBAL DANGEROUS CHARACTERISTICS:

Badu-Kobi Replies Ken Agyapong, Dɛscribe Krobo peoplɛ as Cohorts..




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