Ishmael Rappish Bah, the elder brother of Sierra Leone's popular rapper Alhaji Amadu Bah, popularly known as Boss La, has accused Sierra Leone's Judiciary of being made up of criminals. Bah made this...
On Wednesday, April 26th, 2023, Ishmail Rappish Bah, the elder brother of Boss La, was released from prison after his jailed term comes to an end. He had been sentenced to 36 months in prison on June...
Popular hip hop rapper Boss La's elder Brother Ishmail Bah is to be release From Prison on Wednesday 26th April 2023, according to report. Ismail Bah in a Facebook post stated that his jail term will...
After facing long trials since June this year, it is with optimism in the minds of Sierra Leoneans as three of the arrested accused in the Boss La Saga were granted bail. The brothers to Boss La, Ishmail...
Following to the recent bash from elder brother to RFM CEO Boss La, Ishmail Rappish Bah to the entertainment industry over negligence to help a brother in time of need, Morris D Wonderboy popularly known...
It has been closed to six months since the CEO of Red Flag Muzik, Alhaji Amadu Bah popularly known as Boss La was arrested and sent to Pademba Road correctional facility on allegations of robbery. This...
Ishmail Bah popularly known as Rappish brother to prominent Sierra Leonean rapper Boss LA has today sends a strong message to the Justice as he appears Court today. Rappish was arrested among other...
Ishmael Rappish Bah, who happens to be the elder brother of popular rapper, King Boss LA, has over the weekend launched a new political party in Sierra Leone called Young Power Movement (YPM). The launching...
Ishmael Rapish Bah who happens to be the brother of popular rapper, Boss LA has asserted that he doesn't believe 1% of Sierra Leoneans hate his brother. Bah made this assertion on a social media post....
Boss La's Brother, Ishmail Rappish Bah has recently made a social media post about reaching out to Asmma James to settle out of court and see how best they find a lasting solution towards the controversy...
