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Actress and wife of rapper Medikal, Fella Makafui, has issued a stern warning to a Twitter user who accused her of sleeping with Medikal’s former manager, Flow Delly.
The accuser on Twitter, named WithAlvin, tweeted what appears to be a rhetorical question, wondering if "Flow Delly dey eat Fella Makafui for back?".
Flow Delly has ceased to be Medikal’s manager for about two months, and Medikal says a 'sensitive' issue is behind their separation. He made that revelation in an interview on Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dowsty.

But reacting to the allegations, Fella Makafui pledged to have the Twitter user arrested for spreading false content.
“Don’t start this stupidity! What nonsense is this? Me, I will look for you and arrest you. Dey play,” she responded to the tweet.

Meanwhile, during his interview Medikal suggested that he and Flow Delly are "good" despite their fallout.
“He is no more managing me and I don’t work with him. I am my own manager now, and I have a management team, but I make things happen and the positive people around me help me a lot," he added.
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