Look-alikes of Afia Schwarzenegger are Stealing and Impersonating

Afia Schwarzenegger, a prominent media figure in Ghana, has taken a firm stand against four people who claim to be doppelgängers of well-known Ghanaian artists Kuami Eugene, Mr. Drew, Medikal, and King Promise.

The outspoken actress called on the management of the performers to take action against the people in a video that was posted to Instagram to voice her outrage at the purported impersonation.

What on earth does this guy look like, Kuami Eugene? asked Afia Schwarzenegger on social media. The less said by the other moron no mpo de3, the better. Since this is theft and impersonation, which is illegal in Ghana, I'm waiting for their management to behave like men. I challenge anyone going by Man to use DL in this way. Kyeres3 krom ha de3...nkoaaa nkwasiasem.

She went on to chastise the people further, claiming that their behavior amounted to "stealing and impersonation," which is illegal in Ghana.

She also issued a challenge to anyone attempting the same with DL, about whom many Ghanaians are curious.

In the meantime, during the recently concluded Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Xperience Xconcert in Ho, Medikal addressed the issue of impersonation in which the same four Ghanaians were utilizing the photos of himself and other artists to pay out money.

Medikal made it quite apparent during his performance at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Xperience 2023 that these people should not be mistaken for the actual artists.

"Those individuals who resemble them are imposters. That's what they are," Medikal said emphatically. "If you want to succeed in life, don't be like other people because you can be better than them. Be your true, unapologetic self.