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Okomfour Kwadee’s family to sue Evangelist Lord Kenya for helping him recover from his ‘mental condition’

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Okomfour Kwadee’s family wants to sue Evangelist Lord Kenya for helping him recover from his ‘mental condition’.

Evangelist Lord Kenya is really pissed off because family member of Okomfour Kwadee wants to sue him for helping their son recover from his ‘mental condition.’

Most recently, Lord Kenya was spotted with Okomfour Kwadee at the rehab centre after it emerged that the celebrated rapper needs urgent help.

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The Evangelist during that time promised to help his musical brother bounce back to his feet.

A new video he did had him revealing that families of Kwadee are threatening that they would sue him over reasons best known to them. He was served with a court notice.

Lord Kenya further revealed that whoever tries to help Okomfour Kwadee is stopped or frustrated by the family and he believes that the family of the rapper is behind his condition.

So sad..

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In a live video, Lord Kenya explained the role he has played since Kwadee had a relapse and how determined the family wants to take legal action if he continues to help.

A post shared by GhPage.Com™️ (@ghpagenews) on Jun 25, 2020 at 3:56am PDT

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