Singer Mr Eazi has alleged that an hotel staff where his laptop went missing is behind it’s disappearance.
The 29-year-old in a tweet said he was still angry that his laptop was missing despite having new one on Monday.
“My laptop still dey vex me sha! Cos I no sey na one of my building staff run me the package!! Old me for arrange dem all slap them till dem confess but we thank God for the new me!” he wrote.
My laptop still dey vex me sha! Cos I no sey na one of my building staff run me the package!! Old me for arrange dem all slap them till dem confess but we thank God for the new me!
— Uncle Njobvu (@mreazi) December 28, 2020
In another tweet he said,
“I swear e no be say the laptop pain me o e be the fact sey somebody open my door cool and calm select the stuff wey e for take them close the door, and miraculously the camera no record at that time & the person wey dey watch no see anything!! Be like I don soft 2 much.”
I swear e no be say the laptop pain me o e be the fact sey somebody open my door cool and calm select the stuff wey e for take them close the door, and miraculously the camera no record at that time & the person wey dey watch no see anything!! Be like I don soft 2 much
— Uncle Njobvu (@mreazi) December 28, 2020
The ‘Surrender’ crooner added that he might summon the workers at the building his laptop was stolen and slap them.
“Last last in a few days I might still line them up and slap them all just for peace of mind,” he wrote.
The singer had complained in a series of tweet that his laptop got stolen in Ghana on December 22.
He also called on some Ghanaian artiste including Shatta Wale, Sarkodie and Stonebwoy to talk to the people so whoever stole it will return it.
Mr Eazi also said he was going to give out an undisclosed sum of money to anyone that returned his laptop.
On December 23 he said he was gifted a new laptop after he complained of his old one.
“Thank you all for your support. Last night someone bought me a new Laptop 2020 version sef! Good to see the kindness my Ghanaian fans dey show me,” he wrote.
He is a Graduate of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Ghana.
