Kumawood star Kwaku Manu has broken his silence after broadcaster Okatakyie Afrifa-Mensah leveled explosive allegations against him, including claims of cocaine smuggling and indirect responsibility for child deaths at a defunct school. But rather than a direct rebuttal, the actor offered a response steeped in sarcasm and a surprising reference to a church.
The controversy erupted when Afrifa-Mensah, a vocal media personality, accused Manu of involvement in illicit drug trade and linked him to tragic incidents at a school the actor once operated. The claims sent shockwaves through social media, with fans demanding clarity.
At the birthday celebration of Prophetess Mama Vida, founder of Vida Bethel Prayer Center, Manu seized the moment to address the scandal, without ever naming Afrifa. In a video captured by Poleeno Multimedia, the actor praised the church for its blessings before dropping a loaded statement:
“The cocaine money Okatakyie Afrifa is talking about? I got it from this church.”
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Source:NKONKONSA.com
