Don’t be too hard on Ebony – eShun to Ghanaians
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“Just like bringing up a child, when you are too hard on the child, he/she would will then be the extreme form of what you are reprimanding the child for” eShun told Ghanaians via Skyy Power FM’s ‘Drive Jam’ with Nana Adwoa Arthur.
According to eShun, who just returned from Sengeal on a United Nation’s project, those who are close to Ebony should be the ones to speak to her about her way of dressing and other lifestyle which some Ghanaians have expressed strong distaste for.
eShun who analogized how to admonish Ebony to bringing up a child said “the more hard people get on her, the more she would do the extreme form of what people speak against so the judgement should be mild.”
eShun is currently promoting her latest single ‘Some loves me’ featuring Flowking Stone.
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