The Ghanaian singer titled the song “WMT” a common abbreviation for a popular vulgar insult in the Twi language. The song released after Sista Afia went on a social media rant about some negative energy in the music industry, saw her also using a word such “sia ba” to jab unnamed people she was addressing.
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‘WMT’ title means ‘women must talk’; Angry Sista Afia clears air on diss track (VIDEO)
Sista Afia hasn’t been having it all cool after she dropped her latest track which has sparked controversy.
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Immediately after the song’s releases, fans have pointed out lyrics that she suggested she was dissing Sister Derby and Wendy Shay. A perception which she now disagrees with, therefore, has come out to clear the air by revealing that her song title “WMT” is to mean “Women Must Talk”.
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“People say Sista Afia always poking her nose in people’s beef, how? Let me tell you guys I am not scared. WMT is not wo maame tw* … for controversial reasons I said "wo maame" at the end of the song but the actual thing I mean is Women Must Talk," pulse.com.gh heard Sista Afia during an Instagram live session.
Watch the video below as she speaks into detail over the controversies the song has sparked.
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