Lil Win apologises to his former manager Zack



Actor and musician Kwadwo Nkansah aka  Lil Win has finally rendered an unqualified apology to his former Manager, Zack.

The actor and musician had a banter with his manager Zack in 2018 and this ended their working relationship and also created enmity  between the two.

The issues even worsened when Prophet Nigel Gaisie Prophesied that Zack had sent Lil Win to a fetish priest to kill him.

The former Manager in an interview disclosed that Lil Win disrespected him by saying he [zack] is nobody without him.

But in a recent interview on Accra-based Atinka FM, Lil Win has apologized for using those words against his former Manager.

“If he says what I said caused him pain and that’s why he left, then I’m sorry for what I said,” he told Atinka FM.


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