Funny Face has threatened to slap Mr Michael and blame it on depression.

According to him, he will record the incident once it happens and post on social media for all to see.

In a video he shared on his Instagram page, he was heard saying he will beat him anywhere he sees him.

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The former Public Relations Officer of the Film Producers Association of Ghana, few days ago used strong words against Funny Face.

This was while he was commenting on the latter’s social media outburst with the mother of his twins, Vanessa.

Mr Michael described the comedian as a liar and someone who needs help because he is sick in the head.

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This comes after the veteran actor revealed in an interview with Joy Prime’s Ibrahim Ben Bako that seven movie producers had not paid him for his work.

However, Ola Michael said on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, Thursday, that although to the best of his knowlege he does not owe the actor, he recently gave him GH¢6,000.

He explained that he only paid the money because of the public outcry and the negative image Kofi Adjorlolo’s revelation was creating for producers.

“I still maintain that in principle I don’t owe the man,” he told Andy Dosty, host of the show.

According to him, he had contracted the veteran actor for some time,  paid 50% of the fee he demanded and sat down together with other casts to plan a schedule.

But Kofi Adjorlolo failed to inform the team about his schedule during the planning. Consequently, Kofi Adjorlolo could not honour his end of the deal when the team needed him most.

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“At a hospital where we had to start (shooting) we were given three days to finish our shoot because patients had to be moved to another ward and after three days they had to be moved back. Now, you do half of the job and you leave….who does that?” he quizzed.

Before he left the set – allegedly for a funeral – Kofi Adjorlolo was also tasking the producers to shoot his scenes in the night when they were day scenes, Mr Michael revealed.

The film producer said that the hospital refused to extend the days given to shoot at the facility, leaving them in a tight corner.

He explained that the team had to beg another actor and change schedules to finish the project.

He also revealed that the new actor was paid twice the money they had left to pay Adjorlolo because of the late notice.

“People judge the thing because he is a star and an old person so he is right to do what he did,” Ola Michael stated.

The popular movie producer insists that a section of the Authority’s movie ratings for advertisement of alcohol is invalid and borne out of needless emotions.

Speaking on Hitz FM’s Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty, he said the ratings of the FDA was in sharp contrast to Ghana’s Film Act.

Quoting a section of the FDA regulations, he read, “alcoholic beverage advertisement shall not run during the airing of movies with the following ratings. A. Family, Parental Guidance and Adult Accompaniment (AA).’’

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In his reaction to that section of the regulation, he said, ’’please FDA, I was privileged enough to be part of the drafting and the promulgation of the Film Act. We don’t have these as ratings. There is nothing like Family. Where are they getting these ratings from?

’’We are in charge of these ratings and I am telling them for a fact there is nothing like Family, there is nothing like AA. They sat somewhere and based on certain needless emotions put together all these things,’’ he said.

The movie producer added that the FDA’s decision to ban celebrities from adverting alcoholic beverages is negatively affecting the showbiz industry.

“They’ve made a lot of errors and confusions here, because of that our own people are struggling. Our events are struggling. Our celebs are struggling’, he bemoaned.

Apart from him, Edem, Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Tic, Wendy Shay and some other celebrities have spoken against the ban on celebrities advertising alcoholic beverages in Ghana. 

The duo got into a heated argument when Wendy Shay decided to react to comments made by the entertainment panellist, Ola Michaels on Okay FM.

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Ola Michaels was said to have granted an interview to Okay FM in which he is alleged to have said anyone who took a photo of Wendy Shay in the morning would run away.

According to him, the Rufftown musician has an oily face that only make her look beautiful only when she makes up.

“She has an oily face. Picture beauty is what I am talking about. If you take a photo of her early morning, you will run away,” Ola Michaels told Abeiku Santana.

Wendy Shay who had taken notice of Ola Michaels’ comments, described him as a cyberbully on meeting him at the Hitz FM studio.

According to the “Uber Driver” hitmaker, even though everyone is entitled to their opinions. she thinks it’s bad for a man to says such words about a lady.

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“He’s a cyberbully. It’s not right to talk about the looks of a woman in public.”

In the end, Ola Michaels apologised over his comment with Wendy accepting the apoplogy, saying “I have to act mature to accept your apology.”

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