Kwaku Manu is not Wrong For Helping Funny Face - Ayisha Modi
Ayisha Modi has defended Kwaku Manu from the recent criticism he has been receiving from helping Funny Face with his marital issues
Tanitoluwa J. Adedotun 
Ayisha Modi has defended Kwaku Manu on the role he has been playing in the life of Funny Face.
The actor recently orchestrated Funny Face's reunion with his wife and three children at the psychiatric home after months of in-fighting between the comedian and his family.
After the reunion, some celebrities, lead by the outspoken Whitney Boakye, started attacking the actor for using Funny Face and his family to make money on YouTube.
They pointed out that that the psychiatric home is not a place for entertainment therefore Kwaku Manu is guilty of using Funny Face to gain views on his page.
Ayisha Modi has now quizzed how Kwaku Manu is guilty of simply trying to help out his friend with love and kindness.
According to her, Ghanaians are ungrateful and their negativity comes out when they see another person trying to help out in certain situations.
She then declared that she will stop helping Ghanaians and focus on her family and those close to her heart because of the ridicule she stands to face from helping.
Read her full post below.
“Avoiding certain people to protect your emotional health is not weakness. It’s wisdom. Welcome to Ghana where hypocrisy and ungrateful is the order of the day..why is it that we always pay less attention to serious situations and but when people risk their time and energy trying to support and solve we still talk bad about them.."
"Do you guys know those playing vital Roles behind the scene to support our brother's funny face condition..where did Kwaku Manu go wrong trying to support his friend with love and kindness. Where were the people who claimed they are his family and friends??? How much attention did they give to funny face.??"
“We should learn how to appreciate people when they are alive. When people like Ebony, Dasebre Gyamena, etc Were alive it was hard to hear their good deeds turned people into motivated speakers praising them when they died."
"We always wait for the bad thing... From today Ayisha I have closed my heart for Ghanaians. Mark it from today I am not going to support anyone this is the time I have to focus only on my family and those close to my heart so that The disrespect and ungratefulness will end..We can’t continue to sacrifice our timed money on people and later turn evil to them.."
"Sometimes getting lost is one of the best ways to find your destination. I have a love for people who wish me well, I always see the good in everything.. Happy weekend. Sorry to put you tru all this @kwakumanubob . Great job is done and is super proud of who u are Kwaku. Love you, bro.” She wrote.
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