Political activist and entertainment commentator Kwame A Plus questioned whether Wendy Shay's allegations that a spiritual attack caused her accident were a PR gimmick. Wendy Shay, a singer from Ghana, responded to his remarks.
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"We are unable to claim it is spiritual. All of it is for show. First Bullet promised to fly her to Germany for medical attention. Currently, they claim that it is spiritual. They are skilled at what they do. They are executing a stunt, and they are doing it effectively, according to A Plus on the MzGee-hosted program.
Wendy Shay has responded to Kwame A Plus's statements by asserting that spiritual attacks on the music industry are real and that the majority of those affected have protection.
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She emphasized that she would have been killed if it weren't for God's protection and that the public should overlook Kwame A Plus's words since they were obvious lies.
"Musicians are aware that spiritual assaults are a serious threat. Avoid believing the lies. These individuals who claim differently are all under the protection of specific forces.
"Up-and-coming artists, seek spiritual support before entering the profession. Without God, I would have been slaughtered while you are there discussing hype. Ghana, get up! Wendy Shay said on her X page, "#Lovemenow.
She discredited A Plus's remarks as untrue and asked the general public not to take them at their value. She underlined the value of spiritual defense for aspiring artists and attributed her survival to God's defense.
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