Ghanaian rapper cum entrepreneur, Criss Waddle has said that it is very essential to sometimes sit back and observe what the enemy is doing because not every action deserves a reaction.
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This comes shortly after his former crew member, Showboy leveled allegations against him over his inability to fix his damaged Benz car while he serves his 15 years jail term in the USA.
He claimed that the same God that blessed him in prison will continue to bless him abundantly even if he has been neglected by his former crew boss, Criss Waddle.
Well, in a post that sounded like the perfect response to Showboy’s tantrums, Criss Waddle stated that he has learned to sit back and observe the actions of his enemies, hence he will not react to any attack launched by them.
He wrote; Learn to sit back and observe,not everything needs a reaction #amg
See the post below:
In other news, Ghanaian Afrobeat/Highlife singer, Dennis Nana Dwamena, affectionately known as Kidi has expressed his dissatisfaction with how most women presume men will never find a good thing after breaking up with them under the notion that they scrabbled around with a good thing.
A breakup is a common term used for the termination of a relationship by any means other than death. In most cases, this has to be a mutual agreement between both parties agreeing to stay apart for some time or for good.
In most cases, men are mostly blamed for causing numerous breakups even when they are not at fault. After a breakup, both partners experience profound disappointment, stress, and grief only if they both loved each other very much.