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Wisa Greid, the hiplife musician who is privately known as Eugene Ashie has said that he does not feel sorry for showing his manhood on stage during a performance at a Citi FM Decemba 2 Rememba show in December last year.
In a recent interview, he stated, “No I do not have any regret about showing it on stage, however I will not like to do it again.”
Wisa Gried is facing a trial for unpleasant offensive exposure, an accusation he has appealed not to be guilty of.
This was the oddest act done by any Ghanaian performer in the history as on December 2 last year, in the middle of his performance, he took out his manhood on stage in front of all the audience and grinded it at the rear of a female dancer.
Jerry Avenorgbor, his lawyer has said that the artiste did not show the real manhood on stage, rather it was a fake one. He further stated that the musician had only done this act for the “beauty of entertainment” but the public has not appreciated his effort.
Wisa’s shameful act was condemned by public who were completely taken aback by his actions. He, as well as his management team instantly expressed their regret to Ghanaians for his filthy conduct.
The musician of ‘Ekiki me’ hit song was under arrest by the police and interrogated for showing his manhood at the concert, however, later on, he was granted bail.
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