Ghanaian reggae-dancehall superstar Stonebwoy has once again opened up about his long-standing fallout with former protégé Kelvynboy, rejecting the latter’s recent public apology and sharing shocking details about their troubled past.

In a recent interview on Angl FM, Stonebwoy alleged that Kelvynboy and his team had plotted against him in a way that nearly cost him his life.

He described the situation as a deeply painful chapter in his life, stating, “It was only by God’s help that I survived.”

The fallout, which dates back to 2019, marked a turning point in Stonebwoy’s career and relationships.

He revealed that the decision to sever ties with Kelvynboy was difficult but necessary due to ongoing issues.

The split also led to the end of his professional relationship with his former manager, Black Sidi.

Kelvynboy recently issued a public apology, admitting that he has been seeking to reconcile with Stonebwoy for the past five years.

However, Stonebwoy dismissed the apology, labeling it as “fake” and emphasizing that the pain and betrayal were too profound to forgive.

“For me, it’s not just about the apology; it’s about the actions and the intent behind them,” Stonebwoy stated. He made it clear that reconciliation with Kelvynboy is not on the table, leaving fans speculating about the depth of the rift between the two.

This feud has been a major topic of discussion within Ghana’s music scene for years, and Stonebwoy’s latest revelations have reignited the conversation. While some fans hope for eventual reconciliation, others understand the artist’s firm stance given the gravity of his allegations.

For now, the rift between Stonebwoy and Kelvynboy seems far from being mended, leaving a lasting impact on their legacies within Ghana’s music industry.