Singer Dammy Krane launches prison reform foundation following release

• The announcement follows a significant legal dispute with fellow musician Davido.

• Dammy Krane, in his first public statement since his release, expressed gratitude and apologized for his actions, acknowledging the severity of his words.

Dammy Krane, in his first public statement since his release, expressed gratitude and apologized for his actions, acknowledging the severity of his words.

Artist Dammy Krane has declared the establishment of a new foundation dedicated to prison reform, subsequent to his recent release from incarceration.

In his initial public address after his release, Dammy Krane conveyed his appreciation and offered an apology for his previous conduct, recognizing the gravity of his statements.

Via Twitter, now known as X, Dammy Krane wrote;

“I’m STARTING A PRISON REFORM FOUNDATION FOR THE ILLEGALLY DETAINED. FreedomIsPriceless.”

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In other news, Popular Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson Okojie has responded to her main rival, Angela Okorie, who has been publicly criticizing her.

Angela started her attacks again after Mercy celebrated her 40th birthday and Regina Daniels shared a touching message for her.

Angela Okorie, who is on good terms with Regina Daniels, didn’t hesitate to criticize her for marrying an older man.

Angela Okorie also posted a comment from a netizen who noted that Mercy Johnson’s birthday didn’t get much attention, even though she’s said to be the best actress in Nigeria.

Angela subsequently laughed at Mercy Johnson, stating that people are only giving her fake attention and that no one truly loves her.

She added that even with Mercy Johnson’s voodoo, she still hasn’t made it to the top of her career.

“Ani, no mind those eye serviced people, upon the Jazz wey dem dey do dem no still blow,” Angela opined.