A
set
of
disappointed
Ghanaians
on
the
internet
have
called
out
Obaapa
Christy
for
disgracing
her
ex-husband
on
live
radio.
According
to
these
netizens,
it
was
very
inappropriate
for
Obaapa
Christy
to
describe
Pastor
Love
as
illiterate.
As
opined
by
Obaapa’s
disappointed
fans,
she
could
have
described
her
ex-husband
in
a
better
light
than
what
she
did
during
the
interview.
The
attacks
on
Obaapa
Christ
followed
after
her
most
recent
interview
with
Fiifi
Pratt
on
Kingdom
FM.
During
the
interview,
Obaapa
Christy
addressed
the
claims
made
by
her
ex-husband,
Pastor
Love,
that
he
was
responsible
for
writing
her
songs
during
their
time
together.
Obaapa
Christy
doesn’t
want
me
to
see
my
kids
–
Pastor
Love
cries
READ
ALSO:
My
ex-husband
is
not
academically
sound
and
he
can’t
do
anything
for
me
–
Obaapa
Christy
talks
about
Pastor
Love
In
an
exclusive
interview
with
Fiifi
Pratt
on
Kingdom
FM,
Obaapa
Christy
firmly
denied
these
allegations,
insisting
that
Pastor
Love
did
not
serve
as
her
songwriter.
As
stated
by
her;
“Just
like
myself,
Pastor
Love
is
not
academically
sound,
so
it’s
a
lie
that
he
was
my
songwriter.”
Despite
this
assertion,
she
acknowledged
Pastor
Love’s
significant
contributions
to
her
career,
emphasizing
that
while
he
played
a
vital
role,
the
specific
claim
of
being
her
songwriter
was
unfounded.
The
singer’s
comment
comes
after
years
of
speculation
and
debate
regarding
the
extent
of
Pastor
Love’s
involvement
in
her
musical
success.
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Netizens
Reactions…
Bawa
Bless
–
I
respect
spouse
who
keep
mute after
separation
because
I
always
feel
bad
when
they
began
exposing
thier
secrets
out.
I
think
they
should
always
keep
mute
and
protect
their
dignity
at
least
they
have
shared
themselves
before
with
fun
so
why
expose
ourselves
now
that
there
is
separation.
Collins
Darko
–
Which
school
did
Adam
and
eve
completed
madam
Sally
Asomaning-Gyimah
–
Did
she
really
say
that,
because
I
be
heard
both
of
them
speak
n
I
can
tell
the
woman
is
equally
academically
not
sound.
Sometimes
some
comments
abt
our
exs
are
not
necessary.