According to reports, one of the desperate slay queens Mr Aik has patronized is Moesha Boduong, therefore, claims were made that he likely infected the actress with the virus too.
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Moesha Boduong’s alleged sponsor reports HIV scandal to the police, shares lab test result online
Ghana-based Nigerian businessman and CEO of Madhaus Entertainment, Mr Livingston Aik Abani, has broken his silence on reports that he is deliberately dishing out money and HIV to desperate slay queens.
Mr Aik and Moesha Boduong
Mr Livingston Aik Abani
Mr Livingston Aik Abani
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In a publication by ameyawdebrah.com, Mr Aik whom Shatta Wale describes as his godfather and former has debunked the reports that he is HIV positive by sharing a lab test result which shows he is negative.
Shatta Wale and Mr Aik
Shatta Wale and Mr Aik
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According to the website, Mr Aik further dared those behind the allegation to come out publically than to rather use ghost social media accounts to tarnish his image.
“The person behind it and the ones posting should stop being cowardly and come out in the open if there’s truth to their allegations. You can’t hide behind social media handles and tarnish someone’s image” he said.
Ameyawdebrah.com further stated that the Ghana-based Nigerian businessman has also mentioned that he has reported the matter to the Ghana Police.
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See Mr Aik's HIV test result below.
Mr Livingston Aik Abani test result
Mr Livingston Aik Abani test result
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