This Gender Is Wicked: A Plus Commends Sarkodie's Bold Move in Yvonne Nelson Abortion Story

Kwame A Plus expresses his thoughts on the recent abortion controversy involving Sarkodie and Yvonne Nelson, and his opinion has stirred quite a debate. In a lengthy and contentious post, A Plus commends Sarkodie for his decision to insist on Yvonne Nelson terminating their baby.

A Plus draws attention to Yvonne Nelson's mother, highlighting how she deceived the actress regarding her biological father's identity, much like she would have potentially deceived Sarkodie as well. He criticizes Yvonne Nelson's mother for portraying the late Mr. Nelson as a villain to the public, despite knowing his innocence.

It's important to note that these are the views expressed by Kwame A Plus, and they have generated significant attention on social media. A Plus believes that Yvonne Nelson's mother played a victim to tarnish the reputation of an innocent man, all the while aware of her daughter's true biological father.

Ultimately, A Plus applauds Sarkodie for his decision, as he believes that accepting the pregnancy would have potentially led to future disputes about the child's true paternity. He suggests that Yvonne Nelson's history of multiple relationships could have resulted in uncertainty regarding the biological father.



It's crucial to approach this topic with sensitivity and respect for differing opinions. Everyone is entitled to their own perspective, and discussions like these often provoke intense reactions. The controversy surrounding this matter highlights the complexity of personal relationships and the challenges individuals face in navigating them.



In his words:

Yvonne Nelson made us believe that her mother was a superwoman, she even celebrated her mother on Father’s Day. Her mother did everything to make her believe that her father was the most useless man on earth.
On his sick bed, the man told his part of the story, revealing to her that he is not her father. She therefore had a DNA test and it was confirmed, according to her that yes, the “Satan” was not her father.
Her “real” father was Peter Adjetey, the former speaker of Parliament. That one too the DNA machine was “faulty” so the “real was not realing.” Na as?m b?n koraa ni? And you expected Sarkodie, a young up-and-coming guy to accept a pregnancy from someone who was showing some of her mother’s characteristics?
Sark, you made the best decision!!! If you had accepted that pregnancy, the book today would have read, “Sarkodee is not my son/daughter’s father. The real father is Inyanya” or one of her many boyfriends.
Her mother played the victim to make an innocent man look bad even when she knew the real father of her daughter. This is exactly who these daughters of Eve are.

This gender…. Very wicked!

#halfmanhalfbosom #kwameputin #HalfManHalfAmazing

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