Sarkodie: Nigerian Artiste Inkboy Calls Out Rapper For Refusing To Give Him Credit Over One Million Cedis Song

• Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has been called out on Twitter by an upcoming Nigerian artiste, Inkboy, for not giving him credit
• Inkboy stated that he had worked on the "One Million Cedis" music with Sarkodie but had no credits from the rapper nor a feature in his video
• The pained rapper took to Twitter to share his sentiment and has been consoled and advised by Ghanaians and even fans of Sarkodie for the unexpected act

Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has been called out by an upcoming Nigerian artiste, Inkboy. In a tweet, Inkboy said he worked on the just-released song "One Million Cedis" with Sarkodie.

But after the release of the song, he has struggled to reach Sarkodie upon several attempts through different means. He detailed that he had no idea about the release of the song, and neither did he know about the video, which he begged to be a part of.

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The music video, after Sarkodie posted it, has garnered thousands of views. And according to Inkboy, this would have been an excellent opportunity for him to be advertised and known for his talent and as an upcoming artiste.

See Inkboy's Twitter post about Sarkodie below:

Ghanaians react to Inkboy's post about Sarkodie

ProffAbabio commented:

I dey feel you, bro. But this road is a rabbit hole. Dont use this path, dm him rather and sought out things away from these streets

Kasoa Legend commented:

I understand your sentiments bro. Don't cut ties, more big will happen with you and the King. Trust me. Obidi get clean heart for all. Don't let this spoil the relationship.

Sodaezy commented:

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As you read the contract na video appearance dey inside..??..or u dey beg fr appearance..!! Don’t fool yourself fr here..!!

Sarkodie hails D'banj

Sarkodie took to his Instagram story to share a video of Dbanj discussing how African music and Afrobeats were able to gain prominence internationally after the release of his 2012 viral hit Oliver Twist.

Sarkodie stated that all African artists should set aside a day in a year to celebrate Dbanj for paving the way for them.

He said:

"We need to set a day to celebrate this man each year. Baba, we thank you!!!"

Source: YEN.com.gh