Bullet is stupid for trying to use his fake uncle’s death against MenzGold - Tiisha
Songstress rubbishes Bullet’s claim of his uncle’s demise
Tanitoluwa J. Adedotun 
Ghanaian artiste, Tiisha, has claimed that Bullet lied about his uncle's death.
According to her, Bullet was deliberately trying to incite the government against the MenzGold establishment by stating that an uncle of his had died because of it.
It was earlier reported that Bullet had announced the death of his uncle, whom he called "Yaw", on his Instagram page. The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Rufftown Records stated that his uncle died out of depression because his money was part of the locked-up MenzGold funds.
“Sad news I just lost my uncle because of his locked-up funds at Menzgold. So are we going to sit aloof and watch the sweat and hard-earned money of innocent individuals been locked up with no proper surety of payment? R.i.p uncle yaw #menzgoldcustomerslivesmatter.” He had written on his Instagram page.
Tiisha, in her opinion, believes that Bullet does not have an uncle who has just died because the artiste manager failed to provide any evidence of the death. She took to her Twitter page to call out the label boss on his supposed lie.
She stated that Bullet's actions were very dumb and deceptive for claiming that his anonymous uncle has died as a result of his lock-up funds at MenzGold Ghana Company Limited owned by Nana Appiah Mensah.
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The artiste further called Bullet an unintelligent individual. She stated that if he were intelligent he would have known that the MenzGold case is still at the court and it is the best, guaranteed and civilized means to resolve any matter justly and equitably.
"It is actually dumb and very misleading to point to the cause of fake uncle Yaw’s death in the public domain, when you can’t show us his face in tribute and autopsy report. #BeSerious #RIPFakeuncleYaw????????#EmotionalRecordLabelBoss????????????"
"Clearly, because you live in a rough town instead of a civilised modern city, you unintelligently don’t know, that a matter before a court of law is the best, guaranteed and civilised means to resolve any matter justly and equitably." She tweeted.
