It's Too Early For You To Have Bad Publicity – Fredyma To Black Sheriff | general-entertainment

“I have served this creative industry especially in the area of ​​music professionally for the past 38 years and sometimes, i get sad, emotional and devastated about some little things we don't pay attention to.

“Several musicians, have lost great opportunities in the creative space for lack of discipline, naivety and not paying attention to detail. Having dealt with a lot of talents, peculiar some traits that emanates from their actions are, non-strict adherence to contractual agreements, inadequate preparation for major performances, lack of routine training and upgrade of their crafts, deception, money conscious and not capturing detailed daily events.

“They sometimes, overbooked themselves without considering the fragility, tiredness and weary nature of their craft. I have had the experience of disappointing behaviors from so many artists like what my son Black Sheriff, the pride of Asante Akyem and Ghana is going through at the moment. It's humiliating being accosted while going to board a flight ✈️. A lot of spin and lies were said about his arrest at the onset.

“It's a dent on his hard-earned image on his minimal success and his management should as a matter of urgency, sort things out with those that engaged him for that event. It's too early for him to be having such bad publicity about his unreliability when one engages him. In our Akan culture it is said "from nte ho daa" loosely translated "you cannot enjoy grace all the time".

“Black Sheriff, don't blackened your chef's dress while consuming his delicacy for life is delicate!

“Good beads don't rattle (sic),” Fredyma posted.