Black Sherif: Musician’s Manager Drags Him To Court; Set to Lose Everything He Has Worked For

• Ghanaian musician, Black Sherif, has been dragged to court by his manager for some issues that came up between them
• He has been served a writ and is expected to appear in court within eight days from April 11, 2022, the day the writ was signed
• The court has placed an injunction on Black Sherif, to, among other things, stop all performances until the case is heard and ruled on

The current reigning young Ghanaian musician, Black Sherif, is in trouble following being dragged to court by his manager.

Known in private life as Mohammed Ismail Shariff, the musician has been served a writ signed on April 11, 2022, to appear in court within 8 years, otherwise, the court would take action without any further notice to him.

The court has also placed an injunction on Black Sherif, that stops him from performing at events. According to the writ, all proceeds from online streaming, others, should be with the manager.

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Fast-rising Ghanaian singer, Black Sherif, of the Kwaku The Traveler fame, has opened up on how he got in touch with Grammy-winning Nigerian star, Burna Boy.

In a recent interview with NewDay that is making the rounds on social media, the Ghanaian star spoke on how Nigerian dancer, Poco Lee, was instrumental in getting him to meet Burna.

According to Black Sherif, Poco Lee played his song for the Grammy-winning star and Burna loved it and someone from the singer’s team reached out to him on WhatsApp.

Enter headlineEnter facebook headlinea representative told Sherif that the Nigerian singer loved his song and asked if he was free for a video call. The Ghanaian star noted that he spoke with Burna Boy for about 20 minutes.

Source: Legit.ng