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The only thing that can make the grieving father of Clementina Konadu, Black Sherif’s ex-SHS lover, feel better is an apology from him.
And he wants to know what Black Sherif’s real connection was to his late daughter, he said.
Mr. Clement Kofi Adu Bofuor says that he, too, demands an explanation for Black Sherif’s monetizing the use of his daughter’s name in a song.
Clementina’s father told a video blogger located in Kumasi, Ghana, named Abro, that he plans to deal with Black Sherif if the latter can’t provide reasonable explanations for his activities regarding Clementina’s memory.
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“I am human. If he gives a sensible explanation, I’ll consider it. After all, we are all humans. But if it doesn’t make sense, I’ll put him through whatever he deserves because my daughter was underage,” he fumed.
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As a reminder, the song “Oh Paradise” from Black Sherif’s album “The Villian I Never Was” was written just for Clementina and no one else.
She was his “unforgettable first love,” and the song was about how her loss affected him forever.
While listening to Black Sherif’s CD, he was almost brought to tears while contemplating the track’s meaning.
Watch the interview full video below:
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