Ghanaian dancehall artiste Stonebwoy has opened up about his life and his days of selling kerosine at Ashiaman so he can be able to raise some money for himself.
The musician who was speaking during an interview with Bernard Avle on Citi TV revealed that she came from a humble that wasn’t well to do so he had to sometimes support home by selling on the streets.
Stonebwoy further went ahead to reveal that his mother was a trader whiles his dad was an ex-military man who owned a corn mill machine so he had to sometimes close early so he can come to help his father work at his corn mill shop.
“I used to help my sister sell kerosine on the street of Ashiaman because I came from very humble home and we also sold water in our house for the area as well”
“My dad also runs a mill. We would mill corn, cassava, and I actually always wanted to close early from school and come work at the mill”,
Source:Gossips24.com
