Ghanaian dancehall artiste and former boss of Kelvynboy, Stonebwoy, has come out to vehemently refute the claims that he was involved in the attacks on Kelvynboy in Ashiaman yesterday.

His management, Burniton Music Group, released a full statement to that effect, stressing that they have more important things to do than stooping so low to focusing on "someone that voluntarily left the group".

They maintained that their one and only priority is promoting Stonebwoy's new album, "Anloga Junction", and any other reported action from their end that does not go in line that should be considered as false.

They however said that the allegations from Kelvynboy's camp will not be overlooked, making known that the allegations could tarnish the image of their brand and set back the promotion of the album because of the negative attention they might get from it. The management, therefore, vowed to take necessary legal steps to right the wrongs caused by the whole fracas.

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It would be recalled that there was no evidence tying Stonebwoy to the incident except for the words of Kelvynboy and his manager. Kelvynboy's manager expressly told the media that he recognized one of the thugs as having strong affiliations to Stonebwoy's camp, therefore he was very sure that the boys sent by the dancehall artiste in a bid to maintain supremacy over the Ashaiman district.

Kelvynboy also immediately took to his Twitter page to echo the words of his manager, tweeting that "a gad" is afraid of him; a statement that points directly to Stonebwoy as the mastermind of the attack because his popular moniker is "1gad".

Stonebowy's management has now vowed to legal action for the insinuations and the innuendos directed at them from Kelvynboy's camp.

Read the full statement below.