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The former Manager of singer eShun says he is transferring her old Instagram account to his new signee, Naana Blu.
Stephen Mensah said he created that page and all other social media handles and invested his money to grow the followers for eShun.
eShun claimed she was asked to pay ¢120,000 to get the handles back.
Speaking to George Quaye on Showbiz A-Z, Mr Mensah said eShun has not shown any interest in retrieving the accounts.
WHAT YOU MISSED: I have contacted Instagram to effect the change from Eshunonline to Naana Blu - Stephen Mensah (Ex-Manager of Eshun) #ShowbizAtoZ
Posted by Joy 99.7 FM on Monday, June 1, 2020
He disclosed that he has, therefore, contacted Instagram to change the account holder to Naana Blu.
Sultry singer Naana Blu went viral last year with her cover of Kofi Kinaata’s 'Things Falls Apart'.
However, prior to the change, the manager has begun posting Naana Blu’s content on the page after clearing eShun’s.
“Maybe on hindsight I should have waited till the change had been effected. Even with that I would talk to the teams and discuss," he said.
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