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Ghanaians had anticipated a good time for songstress Gyakie as she was billed to perform at the ongoing AfroNation concert in Portugal.
However, prior to her scheduled activities, an incident of alleged security brutality hit one of her camp members; her manager, Electro Mirror.
A chilling video which has taken over the social media space captured the moment her manager was roughened up by some uniformed security personnel to the horror of onlookers.
The video was shared by talent manager George Britton who could be heard in the background panicky while reproaching the security personnel for their rambo-style approach.

While details of the circumstances leading to the assault are sketchy, it is alleged that the confrontation ensued between Mirror and the security over access restrictions.
In the now-deleted video, Mirror could be seen pinned down to the floor while the security men numbering about five had him in a chokehold as he gasped for air.
He was reportedly rushed to the hospital and the latest information provided by George Britton noted that he is in a stable condition now.
Amidst the brouhaha, Gyakie is still scheduled to perform on Day 2 of AfroNation Portugal later today.
Both Gyakie and her management are yet to issue an official statement to clarify reports. The video has generated a buzz on social media and netizens have shared diverse opinions.
See some reactions below:
Police clash with Gyakie’s manager Mirror at Afronation Portugal 🤦🤦 pic.twitter.com/uMDxQybVwc
— Anas Entertainment news (@anas_news1) June 29, 2023
Is giving george floyd vibes
— JuniorD🥴❤️ (@Wessttssidde) June 29, 2023
Any development and update on Gyakie's manager cus the way they manhandled him yester night dierr George Floyd i can't breathe mu pro max?
— 캴나ㅓㅣ커ㅣㅍ난🦋 (@_KyrieKevin) June 30, 2023
How's @Gyakie_'s manager doing at the moment ?
— Nana K Adu (@SamuelKweku_Adu) June 30, 2023
The security guys at the @afronation Portugal were drunk or what?
How can u treat a fellow human being like that especially when the person is harmless .
I would want to see Gh industry persons condemn such act .
Mirror and Portugal Security. brouhaha. Gyakie's manager, Mirror, might have done something wrong, which is why he was beaten. Truth be told, he wasn't the only black person there, so we can't generalize that it was solely due to racism until we hear the other side of the story. pic.twitter.com/2Tr7Ywbnga
— WONDER (@WONDERBERKOH) June 30, 2023
Man why are you so quick to draw conclusion on issues without having much information about what happened?
— Badman Killa🔥 (@man_bhard) June 29, 2023
The video of Gyakie's manager getting manhandled in Portugal is very disheartening to watch....I pray nothing bad happens to him 🤦🏿♂️
— Papae🧔🏿 (@_PapaeGh) June 29, 2023
Naa bro the security guys really mistreated Gyakie's manager for real,what they did to him is not funny..!
— BRYSON HELSON💪🏾 (@BRYSONHELSON) June 29, 2023
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