Ghanaian Social Media Influencer Demands Apology and Video Removal Accra, Ghana – May 22, 2025 – Ayisha Modi, a prominent social media personality known for her outspoken support of Ghanaian musician Stonebwoy, has publicly demanded an apology and the removal of a video featuring her from the page of popular Ghanaian YouTuber, Kwadwo Sheldon. The video, which was uploaded on May 21st, has sparked significant online discussion. Modi's video, posted on her own social media channels, shows her visibly upset and making a phone call to address the situation. "I'm calling to demand that you take down that video immediately," she states. "It's disrespectful, and I want an apology." The content of the video on Kwadwo Sheldon's page remains unclear, but Modi's reaction suggests a serious breach of trust or a misrepresentation of events. The incident highlights the complexities of online reputation and the potential for conflict in the digital sphere, particularly among public figures. The swift response and widespread attention demonstrate the power of social media in shaping public discourse in Ghana. The outcome of Modi's demands and any potential response from Kwadwo Sheldon remains to be seen.
Ghanaian social media personality Ayisha Modi sent her associate after Kwadwo Sheldon to demand that he pull down a video and apologise for disrespec…
