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Dancehall artiste Livingstone Etse Satekla, better known by his stage name, Stonebwoy, has revealed that he has purchased the franchise and brand of the Big Boss energy drink.
Stonebwoy, the CEO of Burniton Music Group, was recently unveiled as the brand ambassador of the energy drink took to Instagram Saturday, to announce that he bought the “franchise and owned it now”.
However, the beverage is still manufactured by Bel Beverages.
Fans on social media have reacted positively to the news and some have pledged to support their icon by purchasing the drinks henceforth.
Finally Official âœðŸ½âœðŸ½âœðŸ½âœðŸ½âœðŸ½. Congrats 1Gad. (Show business) #StonebwoyBuysBigBoss #StonebwoyBuysBigBoss pic.twitter.com/9sfVmFd23Z
— NUER (@Nuer_Rans) January 18, 2020
Bel Beverages is a Ghanaian producer of a variety of non-alcoholic drinks with factories around the country.
Before We Dey Drink Am But Now @stonebwoyb Buy Am Di33,We Go Take Wash,Bath,Cook n Things. I Recommend It For Those 1Min Guys #StonebwoyBuysBigBoss pic.twitter.com/md3vAo3cIM
— Kekeli Amekpese (@KekeliAmekpese) January 18, 2020
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