Singer Harrysong has thrown a warranted shade at Timaya for a comment he made some days ago. Sharing an image of his blue jacket on IG, Harrysong stated that it costs thousands of dollars.

Timaya had earlier said in a video that he should not be put in the same criteria as some Naija celebs who wear fake designers because unlike them he always rocks original stuff. He also bashed local tailors.

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Reacting to this, several popular faces lashed out at him for his rude and arrogant comment, including socialite Hushpuppi and actor IK Ogbonna.

Timaya seeing this had gone on a back and forth online rant with Hushpuppi, the two trying to show who was boss.

Well, the latest person to smash Timaya is producer and singer Harrysong. Sharing a picture of himself adorned in a blue jacket, Timaya wrote that the item costs 2300 pounds yet he was making any noise because Davido wore a 5000 pounds item and didn’t make any noise.

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He wrote, “This jacket costs 2300 pounds, I for make noise but I remember say @iamdavido wear shirt of 5000 pounds and he no dey make noise. Tomorrow I go wear 50k shirt from my tailor, na my body. Be humble, remember your root”

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It is not uncommon to see Ghanaians complain about the cost of food in the country especially those foods that peculiar to the local people.

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There was once a time when Ghanaians reacted with outrage to the menu of one the luxurious hotel in the capital city, Accra.

It seems that the cost of jollof rice and kelewe in London has got British diplomat and former British Ambassador to Ghana, Jon Benjamin, a bit concerned.

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He tweeted the cost of the two Ghanaian delicacies asking if it was value for the money.

He said: “GH Tweeps – I’m just passing London’s Ashanti Lounge restaurant where jollof rice costs £12.50 (94 Cedis) and keleweke costs £6.95 (52 Cedis). Good value???“

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