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A social media user is threatening to commit suicide if Ghanaian TV show host, Deloris Frimpong Manso, known as Delay, refuses to reply to his love message.
According to the social media user, who identified himself as Malik Sandow, he has been having a strong affection for the TV goddess for a very long time.
He said all love messages he sends to Delay in her DM, go unanswered.
He sent a message to her on Twitter saying, "my dear Delay I am dying for you for a very long time and if you do not reply my message, in fact, I am going to commit suicide."
Delay posted the message of the user on her Instagram page with the caption “Suicide Alert”.
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