Take it as just a rumour - Vida Adutwumwaa speaks on BHIMFest-DopeNation saga

Vida Black New.png Stonebwoy’s public relations officer, Vida Adutwumwaa

Mon, 20 Jul 2026 Source: www.ghanaweb.com

Stonebwoy’s public relations officer, Vida Adutwumwaa, has dismissed rumours stating that music duo DopeNation may miss the upcoming BHIMFest UK due to other engagements.

Speaking during an interview on Asempa FM, Vida assured fans that all artistes announced for the August 15, 2026, event are still confirmed and will perform as scheduled.

"Our artiste engaged them for August 15. Whether they have any event before or after BHIMFest is a different matter," she said.

According to her, BHIMFest UK's agreement with the artistes covers only August 15, and any performances outside that date do not affect their commitment to Stonebwoy's event.

"Our contract is for the 15th only. If the 15th arrives and they do not show up, then you have issues. We did not book anyone from the 1st to the 20th. Just the 15th," she stated.

Vida further assured patrons that the event organisers would be accountable if any of the advertised acts failed to honour their bookings.

"If any of the artistes promoted alongside Stonebwoy, DopeNation, Ofori Amponsah, Kwabena Kwabena, Stylo G and others, do not show up, then you can come to us for a refund because when you bought the tickets, we told you these artistes would perform," she added.

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She urged the public to disregard speculation surrounding the event.

"So anything you hear, take it as a rumour. If you did not hear it from my mouth, then take it as a rumour. But the 15th is assured. Unless God wills otherwise, that day you will see the people perform," she said.

The comments come after a series of speculations surrounding DopeNation and the event.

Social media personality Darlington Adams alleged that UK promoters Akwaaba UK and Alordia had prevented DopeNation from performing at BHIMFest UK.

The allegation was, however, denied by Akwaaba UK CEO Dennis Tawiah, who described it as false and insisted he had no issue with either Stonebwoy or DopeNation.

DopeNation's management also declined to be drawn into the controversy, stating that the group is focused on its ongoing European tour.

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