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Black Sherif Is The Reason Behind My Daughter’s Death, Clementina’s Father Claims

Ivan Fylla
Ivan Fylla
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Mr. Clement Kofi Adu Bofour, Clementina’s father, has charged Black Sherif with failing to formally present himself to the family or face disciplinary action.

In several interviews that he has had after the release of his album, THE VILLIAN I NEVER WAS, Black Sherif has stated that his song, Oh Paradise, was inspired by the late Clementina, his girlfriend who died while they were still in high school.

The grieving father finds it repugnant that Black Sherif is profiting from his late daughter’s name. He insists that he never met Black Sherif and that the family does not recognize him as the lover of their daughter.

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Speaking on Abro Gh TV, Clementina’s father said;

“I don’t need his money. As you can see, I can take care of myself. Black Sherif is not the one who feeds me, but I’m upset because he is destroying her character in public.

He is tarnishing my daughter’s name because she was not your lover, but you are claiming she was your girlfriend. The girl was still in school and underage. How did she become your lover?

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When she died, neither you (Black Sherif) nor your family member came to pay your respects with our grieving family. You didn’t introduce yourself to anybody. Five years after her death, you announced to the world that she was your girlfriend.

I want him to come and tell us how my daughter became his lover. Otherwise, I can say he has a hand in my daughter’s death. I will put it that way because you said she is your lover. How did you get there?

And if you take a look at the events leading to her death. Yes, many people died in the school, but when we took her to the hospital, she was still alive, and nothing showed that she was dying. She was even discharged by the doctor but advised to stay for an extra night for observation and go home the next day. But she died at dawn.”

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