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'The comments directed at me were more like clickbait' – Adina addresses xenophobia backlash
She revealed; Adina Adina said the online backlash quickly spread beyond social media, causing concern among her relatives in both Ghana and South Africa.
Adina says she became the target of online abuse after misleading social media posts linked her to the ongoing xenophobic attacks against Ghanaians in South Africa.
Ghanaian singer Adina Thembi Ndamse has broken her silence after becoming the target of online attacks linked to the recent wave of xenophobic incidents involving Ghanaians and other foreign nationals in South Africa.
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