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Elikem Tendencies Once more After Humiliating John Dumelo Over Lacking Button

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Movie star tailor, Elikem Kumordzie has humiliated actor and politician John Dumelo after he lately disgraced Sarkodie.

Once more, Elikem has posted a photograph of John Dumelo calling him out for lacking a button.

He shared a photograph of Dumelo with an arrow pointing at his chest the place he missed a button.

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Dumelo was sporting a black caftan.

Taking to social media, Elikem wrote; ‘Disclaimer; this put up is nothing private, however @johndumelo1, you missed a button. 🫡 .’

And Dumelo has admitted beneath the put up that he certainly missed a button.

The favored designer is once more trending for the improper causes as he lately trended for humiliating Sarkodie over his misaligned shirt.

Social media customers are since dragging Elikem. Some folks have known as him infantile and immature and others are threatening to unfollow him.

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Take a look at the put up under;

Supply: GhanaCelebrities.Com













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