Oseikrom Sikanii, well-known for his claims to own multiple luxury vehicles and apartments, was recently interviewed on The Delay Show by Deloris Frimpong Manso.
Given that he was a musician, Deloris desired to investigate the origin of his fortune.
Oseikrom Sikanii vehemently denied involvement in fraudulent activities and argued that success can be achieved without a traditional job. He attributes his fortune to his musical career and the gifts he receives from admirers of his personality.
He stated, "I have numerous acquaintances, and I can sometimes go an entire month without spending any of my own money. People send me money, and some of them do so as a gesture because they find me amusing. Other than music, I have no specific occupation. I perform and get paid."
However, Delay, as she is commonly known, found his response unconvincing and challenged him by asking how many shows he performs in order to afford a home with eight bedrooms and several vehicles. She questioned the nature of these programs and pressed him for examples.
Oseikrom Sikanii responded, "On March 5th, I performed at F2 Rave in Offinso for $20,000." Therefore, you can anticipate how much I would earn if I performed five times per month.
Still skeptical, Delay persisted, expressing her skepticism regarding musicians who appear to live opulent lifestyles but are later exposed for engaging in fraudulent behavior. She accused some of them of deceiving young people into believing that everything is simple and pleasant.
Oseikrom Sikanii maintained his composure and responded confidently, "No, I am not a con artist. I am a businessperson. I personally execute my business transactions. Some individuals impersonate me, but I am not involved in deception."
The conversation between Oseikrom Sikanii and Deloris Frimpong Manso illuminated the ongoing debate regarding the legitimacy of musicians' fortune and their influence on the younger generation.