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Chagga, the manager of weasel manzio has revealed the city tycoon Bryan white is not helping weasel but rather misleading him.
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“It’s through his money that Bryan White is successfully misleading my artist, Chagga said.
He also revealed that weasel follows the socialite Bryan everywhere like a dog lying to him that he will take manizo to the president for financial help.
He further revealed that he really misses the late Radio because If he was alive, he couldn’t allow money to destroy their goodlyfe brand.
“Weasel’s recent actions of cancelling shows have caused trouble for me. And right now I am a wanted man” Chagga Stated
Chagga said that he no longer has control over weasel as his manager because he’s always on the move with Bryan White.
Weasel’s manager said that he’s scared because by the time the tokyayitaba singer realizes that Bryan White is misleading him, he could be irrelevant.
Chagga said: “I posted on social media that the goodlyfe had cut off ties with Bryan White but unfortunately, I was forced to delete this post by Radio’s family.”
The family claimed that the tycoon is building the late’s mum house and therefore it would be unethical if you just trash him anyhow.
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