Michy Turns Preacher On Social Media, Quotes Psalm 27: 13-14 For Her Latest ‘Sermon’

Perhaps we could say there’s always a blessing in every bad situation. Since Shatta Michy parted ways with his troublesome boyfriend, Shatta Wale, she has been emitting positive vibes on social media lately which is commendable.



Michy, real name Michelle Diamond Gbagonah has advised her followers in a new post to stay focused on their life and not get carried away by what other people post on their timelines or lifestyle.

According to her, everybody’s time will definitely come. We guess message goes to the slay queens who try to live their lives to impress others when in reality, they have none of the things they post on the internet.

She posted on IG;

Psalm 27 :13 & 14
I Remain Confident Of This: I Will See The Goodness Of The Lord
In The Land Of The Living
Wait For The Lord;
Be Strong & Take Heart & Wait For The Lord

In Simple Words, Don’t Be Pressured By Anyone’s Timelines. Everybody’s Time Will Come . A Time To Learn Lessons & A Time To Apply Those Lessons To Your Blessings 🙏
Monday Morning Motivation For All Who Need It❤️ Have A Blessed New Week .

All My VGMA Plaques Have Broken Into Pieces - Lord Kenya

2002 VGMA Artist of the year and multiple award winner now turned Evangelist, Lord Kenya, has revealed that all his awards together with his VGMA plaques he got during his hip life days are all broken.


According to him, the plaques were mostly wooden and hence couldn’t stand the test time. He used the analogy to bring to a close the Shatta-Stonebwoy beef and prayed that their recent public acclaimed peace really becomes a reality.


Speaking in an interview with Dr. Spice on the Saturday House Fever Entertainment Show on Okokroko Fm, Lord Kenya advised Shatta Wale and Stonebwuoy to change the mindset of their fans with good music and not fight over awards because they will all break down one day just like his awards are all broken.


He charged them to rather use creative and constructive lyrics even when they have to disagree but shouldn’t lead to a physical violence.


Source: Kweku Bee Abrante