Nkonkonsa Celebrity Gossip From Africa
Controversial political activist Kwame A Plus has advised that people should desist from inheriting the enemies of others if they haven’t had a personal encounter with them.
According to Kwame A Plus, if a person fights another person because they are the enemies of their friends, they will later regret because these tw parties can come together to fight against you.
A Plus shared a personal experince where he used to dislike late former President, John Jerry John Rawlings because he liked and supported Akuffo Addo some years back. According to him, he thought Nana Addo and late J.J Rawlings we enemies so he also made Rawlings his enemy until Nana Addo described him as a “commandante” and mourned him for three days when he died.
A Plus wrote on his Facebook page…
“I like Shatta Wale. I like Arnold Baidoo. They don’t like each other. I don’t care. I like Afia Schwarzenegger. I like Tornado. They don’t like each other. I don’t care. I like Kennedy Agyapong. I like Kevin Taylor. They don’t like each other. I don’t care. I like Kennedy Agyapong. I like Ibrahim Mahama. They don’t like each other. I don’t care. I like Prophet Salifu Amoako. I like Prophet Kofi Oduro. They don’t like each other. I don’t care.
When I was a boy, I liked Nana Akufo Addo so much that people he appeared not to like automatically became my enemies. One day, Akufo Addo and Rawlings became good friends. I was left in the middle because I had said so many things about Rawlings. Some few years later, Rawlings passed on; may his soul rest in peace. In a tribute to Rawlings, Akufo Addo told the world that Rawlings was a great leader and a very good friend. He even nicknamed him Commandante and mourned him for three days.
Don’t inherit enemies!!! Don’t hate someone based on another person’s encounter with them. They will become friends and leave you in the middle or partner to fight against you. Everybody is my friend until I have a personal encounter with them; then I decide to keep them as friends or keep my distance. Being good friends does not mean you should be their enemy’s enemy.
Goodnight…”.
