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Kweku Flick clears himself over a fake Black Sheriff’s appearance on his stage at his concert.


Kweku Flick, Ghanaian Rapper, and social media personality has cleared himself of any wrongdoing after a fake Black Sheriff was created on Instagram and started attracting a following.

The social media personality has taken to his Instagram account to clear his name, saying that the account is fake.

“The Instagram account that was created in my name is fake. I have never endorsed or supported this account in any way. I want to assure my fans and followers that I am innocent of any wrongdoing and I am working to clear my name,” he said.

The fake account, which has been inactive for some time, was created in late January and attracted a following of around 100 people before it was shut down.

Kweku Flick, who is known for his viral

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