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Strika’s managers have come out to refute the story that the Beasts of No Nation actor is a beggar

Strika, who is originally known as Emmanuel Adom Quaye, caught attention when local news reported that he found “begging for money on the streets of Accra.

Talent management company, MK Content has branded reports that their client and Beasts of No Nation actor, Strika, as false.

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Strika claimed not to have received a penny from the $30,000 he made from the movie as promised.

However, his managers have released a statement providing details on the welfare facilities and financial support given to him following the movie.

Below is the statement from MK Content.

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