Bola Ray did not seek black magic against us, according to Bullet

Bullet, a member of the music duo Ruff and Smooth, is a well-known Ricky Nana Agyemang from Ghana. He recently revealed that the reason why their music group failed was that they were unappreciative of Bola Ray.

Bullet revealed that the group dissed Bola Ray, a former music producer who is now the CEO of EIB Networks, during an interview on Accra FM's Ayekoo Ayekoo show.

When musicians "slam the door" behind them and part ways with their managers, they fail because "there's a spirit that deals with [ungrateful] people."

In his narration, he said, "I always say that the things Bola Ray has done for me, in my life, my father and no one else has done that for me.

But at a point, we had to move on from him, and instead of sitting with him and respectfully informing him that it was time for us to move and asking for his blessing, we did not.

According to Bullet, "We had met someone else and brashly claimed we did not have a contract with Bola, we departed." Bullet also emphasized the gloomy circumstances that almost immediately followed their impolite departure.

 “From that time, any song we worked on was not successful. Bola did not seek black magic against us, let’s be clear.

It was not necessary for him to even do that. Nature and [principles] God has placed on the earth” were responsible, the singer and music executive stressed.

"I once had a dream that I went to Bola's house to ask for his pardon. And the suit he was wearing the day I went to visit him in real life matched the one I had seen in the dream.

I went there and said, "Boss, I've screwed up," while holding his leg. Excuse me. I came with my uncle to apologize.

Bola acknowledged the apologies and responded, "Etro [Bullet's previous name], you're my kid," by saying.