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Presenter and socialite, Efia Odo has said rapper Kwesi Arthur is naive, hence she does not want to morally corrupt him.
Efia Odo, who is also a video vixen, has featured in a handful of music videos with one of them being Kwesi Arthur’s ‘Nobody’ ft. Mr Eazi.
Ever since she featured in the video, there have been speculations that the two are in an amorous relationship.
However, speaking on Atuu TV, Efia Odo tagged Kwesi Arthur as an innocent kid whom she cannot romantically get involved with.
She said the ‘Grind Day’ hitmaker is very innocent and does not want to taint him morally with her sauciness.
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