Rufftown signee, Wendy Shay has come to the defense of his boss and manager, Bullet that he is innocent of charges of spiri tually working to kill her.
She disclosed that she was very much aware of the people working spiritually to eliminate her but since their works failed, they are using her manager as scapegoat for causing her car crash incident some few weeks back.
“Those who wanted to kill me, they know themselves, and they’re trying to put it on Bullet. It wasn’t Bullet. It wasn’t a normal attack. What I can say is that they know themselves, but I am not going to mention their names. But they can never kill me.
“People were saying, ‘Oh, it’s the wrangler,’ but how can a big tipper truck loaded with rocks hit me, and the tipper truck somersaulted, and my car was rather intact?”
“Those who wanted to kill me, they know themselves, and they’re trying to put it on Bullet. It wasn’t Bullet. It wasn’t a normal attack. What I can say is that they know themselves, but I am not going to mention their names. But they can never kill me,” she said in a recent interview with Hitz FM’s Andy Dosty.
The Uber Driver hitmaker was involved in a car crash earlier this month sending shockwaves through the entertainment industry.
The accident occurred on the stretch of road between ACP and Kwabenya in Accra, leaving the artiste who was reported to have sustained some injuries shaken.
A video from the accident scene seen by Graphic Showbiz showed a severely damaged front side of the Jeep Wrangler vehicle with the registration number plate, SHAY 21-19.
Narrating her escape from the claws of death, Wendy Shay said: “I was heading home; I had finished creating some content for my new song, ‘Every Man Cheats. I had gotten to my junction, and all of a sudden, I felt a big push from behind. I remember all I was screaming was Jesus, and then I entered into a gutter.
“I didn’t even realise when my head hit the dashboard, and I realized I was blacking out, so they had to rush me to the hospital.
“It was a very big shock, no one saw this coming. For me to be here, it’s by God’s grace.”
Source: GraphicOnline
