VIDEO: Zionfelix addresses Mzbel’s accusations of interviewing Afia Schwar to tarnish her image

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Award-winning blogger, Zionfelix, has finally cleared the air on the current tending narrative on social media championed by Mzbel that he purposely interviewed Afia Schwar just to tarnish the reputation of the veteran singer.

Following Zionfelix’s interview with Afia Schwar which is clearly not an agenda to throw Mzbel under the bus, the ’16 years’ hitmaker has been ranting on the internet for the past few days insulting Zionfelix in almost all her posts on her social media pages.

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According to Mzbel, it was wrong for Zionfelix to bring up her name during his interview with Afia Schear citing the vengeful history they share.

As ignorantly claimed by Mzbel, Zionfelix’s interview with Afia Schwar was a scheme to chase clout with her brand and make money from her on Youtube.

Meanwhile, any discerning person who has watched the video can attest to the fact that Mzbel’s name was only brought up during Zion’s discussion with Afia Schwar because of her viral ‘Asibolanga’ song.

After Afia Schwar shared her two cents on the sing and dirtied her back in the process by stating that she wasn’t perturbed about it because the song indirectly described MzBel’s own life.

And also revisited Mzbel’s early 2000s multiple sexual abuse encounters at the hands of armed robbers and KNUST students and insensitively called her a “rape ambassador.”

Zionfelix made sure nothing about Mzbel was drawn into the conversation to cause chaos.

Watch the video below to know more…

Below is also a video of Zionfelix’s ‘explosive’ interview with Afia Schwar which Mzbel wants to capitalize on it to rekindle her long-standing beef with the actress just to make it into the headlines.

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