Sierra Leonean female hip-hop artist Natasha Beckley, known by her stage name Swadu, has addressed the recent controversy surrounding alleged physical confrontation with new school rapper Paris Gold at Triple Fest held at Radisson Blu.

Responding to the circulating social media reports, Swadu openly expressed her reaction, vehemently denying the allegations.

In a statement released on her Facebook page, Swadu announced her intention to take legal action against certain undisclosed bloggers, whose identities are currently withheld. She declared her readiness to involve the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) to address what she referred to as false claims and baseless accusations.

Swadu further highlighted previous attempts to provoke conflicts, mentioning instances where individuals have allegedly attempted to pit her against established rapper Star Zee for publicity. Asserting her commitment to staying focused on her artistic journey, Swadu reiterated her determination to resist any pressures that seek to draw her into unnecessary controversies.

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Moreover, she highlighted the trend of individuals encouraging emerging artists to disrespect and undermine established artists solely for gaining followers, reiterating her commitment to staying true to her own artistic path.”

“I won’t entertain the notion of staying silent,” she remarked, emphasizing her readiness to confront any blogger or media outlet propagating false allegations.

“I have the resources, time, and determination to pursue legal action against those attempting to disrupt my career,” Swadu affirmed, underscoring her preparedness to take the matter to court.

Promising to unveil further details on the unfolding situation soon, Swadu concluded her statement, expressing her intent to gather more information regarding the allegations.