"Foolish Boy": Ghanaian Musician Fameye Explains Why He Snatched A Legon Student's Phone In Traffic

Ghanaian musician Fameye has revealed why he publicly snatched a young University of Ghana student's phone He complained bitterly about how some fans of musicians try to invade the privacy of musicians The fashionista wore a brown leather jacket with matching trousers and stylish black boots as a guest on the United Showbiz program.
Ghanaian musician Fameye revealed one of his worse experiences with a fan who tried to video him publicly at the Opkonglo traffic light in Accra.
Speaking on the United Showbiz during the Easter celebrations, Peter Famiyeh Bozah, popularly called Fameye said, If someone cheers me on too much, then I become scared. I'm scared of someone who laughs 24/7. Because if someone likes you, that person does small actions and doesn't want to hurt you. But if you overdo it, I'll be a little vexed, because that person might be crossing boundaries. Because there are some things that I do for my happiness. I can't let someone be happy and be unhappy myself. I had a problem at Okponglo. I'm not sure he was my fan. But he knew that I am an artist. I made one or two mistakes while driving. I acknowledged my mistakes and apologized to the guy because we were in traffic. This Legon student said he wouldn't understand. He said, "Foolish boy. You are fameye and so what?" One of my team members seized the phone with which he was taking a video of me. Because my face showed clearly in his video while he insulted me. Meanwhile, I apologized. When my team member, Peter, seized the phone, the traffic light turned green so we had to move. Later, I sent it to Legon police.
The musician, who goes by Peter Famiyeh Bozah in private, added that since he did not have a lavish upbringing, he would make sensible investments. He concluded that he does not allow anyone to take photos of him because he cannot replicate that expression.