Sammy Flex Expresses Concern Over $2 Million Distribution Deal Collapse Following Stolen Lamborghini Reports

Former manager of African Dancehall sensation Shatta Wale and current Public Relations Officer (PRO), Samuel Atuobi Baah, has voiced his frustration over circulating reports that he believes have negatively impacted a major business transaction.

In a post shared online, Samuel Atuobi Baah lamented that disturbing reports about a stolen Lamborghini case involving the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) have begun to affect business negotiations. According to him, the fallout has already jeopardized a $2 million distribution deal tied to the Voice of the Crown EP.

“Damn! Now these reports circulating online are disturbing business after this 2 million dollar distribution deal of the Voice of the Crown EP fell out. I am getting worried, Chaley!!!” he wrote.

While he did not give further details about the direct link between the EOCO reports and the deal, his statement suggests that the negative publicity may have made investors and partners hesitant to proceed with the project.

The Voice of the Crown EP, which had been touted as a potential breakthrough project with substantial international backing, now faces uncertainty as stakeholders reconsider their commitments.

Samuel Atuobi Baah’s revelation has sparked conversations online about the wider impact of public controversies and viral news reports on business in the entertainment industry.