Abiba Locks, the woman accused by for Chief Drummer of the Black Stars Joseph Langabel of causing Black Stars early exit from the 2022 World Cup has has finally opened up.
According to her, the accusations have skyrocketed her brand and given her the International Recognition she has always craved for her locs business.
Abiba says she is now known worldwide and that will bring in clients and help her rake in more money.
She made this known in a video she released addressing claims that her bad luck caused the Black Stars’ early exit from Qatar 2022 World Cup.
Abiba said “people cannot understand my growth. They cannot stand the successes I am chalking in my chosen career especially because I came from nothing. I want to thank God for taking a nobody like me and making me somebody.
My father left my mother and I when I was three months old. It’s my mother’s blessings that is taking me this far. My madam Auntie Alice who taught me this work has been of immense blessing to me. You have helped pave a way for someone like me. Whoever helped me along the way, I want God to use this issue
“Langabel, God should bless you for making the whole world know me. I’ve been praying to go International. I’ve received calls from several people after you made those allegations. I want to state that his claims are not true. I did nothing wrong and I didn’t do anything that led to their early exit from the World Cup. This is a planned thing to soil my reputation. The players who sought my services will go far. God should use my tears to help propel their career.”
The Black Stars have helped me so much. They have shown me too much love. I think that it’s about time we change our attitude. The first time I had the opportunity to work on the hair of the Black Stars players was in South Africa. Sherifa introduced me to Wakaso. He scored three goals after I did his hair. He has helped me and through him I’ve met Cardi B, Jedina, Mikel Obi and others. The Black Stars have helped me achieve a lot so there is no way God will punish the Black Stars because of me. I want Ghanaians to know that it is not possible for a woman to come and sleep at the Black Stars camp,” she said.