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Dishonest Man However You Need to Be President – Ohemaa Woyeje Descends on Cheddar after Cancelling Interview with Her Final Minute

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Angel Fm on-air persona (OAP) Ohemaa Woyeje has torn into Presidential Candidate, Freedom Jacob Caesar aka Cheddar of the New Pressure Political Motion.

Woyeje was pissed after Cheddar cancelled an interview they’d scheduled on her present.

Ohemaa’s anger stemmed from the truth that Cheddar and his crew gave her an excuse that they might not make the interview because of a sure cause, in the meantime, they had been mendacity to her as they took an interview on one other platform at the very same time as her present!

That ticked off Ohemaa as she slammed Cheddar for mendacity to her.

She puzzled why he could be dishonest over one thing so petty but be making an attempt to be elected because the President of Ghana.

Woyeje didn’t mince phrases as she tore into Cheddar.

Watch her beneath…

Supply: GhanaCelebrities.Com


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