Kumawood actor, Papa Kumasi talks about Kofi Asamoah. Moreover, he expressed his total disappointment with Kofas, who is the CEO of Kofas Media. His disappointment is due to the sort of treatment he meted out to him. This was after the shooting of Kofi Asamoah’s TV series titled \u2018Papa Kumasi\u2019.<\/p>\n
According to the radio presenter, Kofas failed to get in touch with him after two years of shooting the series. Furthermore, this is something he struggles to understand. He made these statements on Zionfelix’s ‘Uncut\u2019 show.<\/p>\n
Also, he stated that the money he received for the shooting of the TV show which aired two years ago was very insufficient.<\/p>\n
However, he stressed that his concern wasn’t really about the money. His wish was that the brother he grew up with would have at least called to show a little appreciation for what he did for him.<\/p>\n
Moreover, aside from these issued he raised another concern. He revealed that the \u2018Amakye and Dede\u2019 movie director rejected his request of allowing his boy, Yaw Dabo, who is a part of the cast of his TV series \u2018Chopbox To Chopbox\u2019 to shoot a few scenes for the series when they (Kofas and Dabo) traveled abroad.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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