Ayisha Modi, a Ghanaian businesswoman, has responded to Obrafuor's lawsuit against Drake for copyright infringement.
Ayisha Modi responded to the lawsuit via Instagram by reminding Obrafuor to repay the money she invested in his album thirteen years ago.
"Concert party @mobrafour make sure you pay back all the money Ayisha Modi invested in your album 13 years ago before you sue someone wai," she wrote on Instagram.
According to additional allegations by Ayisha Modi, she supported the production of the wildly successful "Kasiebo" album by Obrafuor but never received any returns on her investment.
"At the time, @agyekumkofi was your manager, and he was the primary reason I invested so much money in your project."
U will sue people saaaa to feed until you return my money or reveal the truth to the world.
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