Emmanuel Nii Adom Quaye, the Beast of no Nation star, known as ‘Strika’ after accusing two of his handlers namely; Kofi Robert and Kobina Sam ( Man who played Abraham Attah’s father) of denying him access to money (USD 30,000) he got from Netflix has finally received an amount of ¢40,000 from his handler, Kofi Robert.
In an interview with Joy News’ MzGee, Strika accused his handlers of duping him of the 1% entitlement he got after starring in the Netflix production and later lodged a formal complaint with the Central Police Station in Accra.
Kofi Robert was invited afterwards and ordered to hand over the account and its transactions to date.
On Tuesday, the handler closed the account he held in trust for ‘Strika’ and handed over an amount of ¢40,093.22 to ‘Strika’ in the presence of his family at the Accra Region Police Command.
“I was alerted by friends that Emma had been on air making certain statements and I was surprised. My understanding was that he needed money and whenever he needs money, he always calls me, we meet at the Osu Barclays bank and I withdraw the money for him,” he explained.
He. however, refuted claims by Strika that he couldn’t reach him for months, saying the last transaction he made on behalf of Strika was two months ago.
News broke last year that Emmanuel Nii Adom Quaye, the young Ghanaian actor who played the role Strika in the Hollywood movie, Beast of No Nations was begging for money on the streets of Accra to buy food.
