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The death of a 22-year-old Oyoko School student was blamed on Gameboy.

Eric Owiredu Akumia Lartey
Eric Owiredu Akumia Lartey Published August 2, 2022
22-year-old Oyoko school student

 

A self-declared Game Boy has defended the killing of a 22-year-old Oyoko school student who is also a Game Boy in Kumasi last week in his Benz.

For allegedly underpaying his fellow internet scammers, Kwabena Asumadu, also known as T-Lanez, was gunned down in his Benz.

Publicly, a confessed Game Boy has defended the unfortunate scenario as it continues to be discussed on the street.

To him, the 22-year-old Oyoko school student was deserving of death since he was being dishonest with his colleagues when a deal they worked on yielded outstanding profits, according to his TikTok video.

In this game, he said, one person “sitting” on money that should be shared by everyone hurts.

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Finally, the Game Boy promised not to take advantage of the 22-year-former old’s coworkers if he returned to this realm in the future.

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