Controversial gospel crooner Ringtone Apoko is in dilemma following a strict notice he recently received from Karen Residents Association over his decision to rear cows in the affluent suburb. Sources have learnt that Ringtone recently received a letter from the association’s chairman demanding him to stop rearing his 40 cows in his Karen home.
The letter which was first shared online by the musician demanded him to look for an alternative home for his 40 cows since Karen is a residential area and not an animal farm. The association threatened to take legal actions should the singer fail to co-operate and adhere to rules and regulations governing the estate.
”Our members are complaining of you keeping over 40 cows. We are considering a legal case against you if do not cooperate with rules and regulations of Karen community residents association,” the letter read in part. Adamant Ringtone however claimed he is not scared of the association and can not be intimidated. The singer held he is ready to face them in court because he believes his cows have never trespassed in anyone’s property.
According to Ringtone, that was one of the moves used by the rich people to block poor people from getting rich. ”I do not fear the Karen Residents Association. My cows in Karen have not trespassed to anyone’s property. This are the strategies used by rich people to block poor people from being rich, I am ready for court,” he captioned the letter.