The two had a media scuffle in 2010 after Obrafuor featured Guru on a track titled ‘Kasiebo’ which made reference to a certain ‘OK’, the abbreviation of ‘Okyeame Kwame’, who, according to the song, was accused of defilement.

That particular line, coupled with another line in the same song that detailed a certain rapper claiming to be the best rapper alive but who cannot boast of five albums, sparked the rift between the two.

In a radio interview recently, the ‘Kasiebo’ hitmaker said there is no bad blood between them, adding that he apologized to Okyeame Kwame and now looking forward to collaborate with him on his new project.

“There is nothing, even I remember after the ‘Kasiebo’ song, I went to Kwame and I pleaded with him if I did anything to hurt his reputation, then I’m sorry, he should let go and I think he was positive, so, there is nothing at all, trust me.” Obrafuor stated.

“In the good book [the Bible], I read the Twi Bible a lot, so, my quotes are in Twi, the Bible says: “If we can, we should live with people in peace.” That is the main reason why I went to see my brother to let all these things go.” The Rap Sofuor continued.

“I am looking forward to collaborating with Okyeame Kwame on my new project, definitely it will happen, and it is not beyond good.” The Execution Entertainment star added.

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