Showbiz: After Debordeau Leekunfa, Arafat DJ says forgive Ariel Sheney

A few days after forgiving his arch-nemesis Debordeau Leekunfa, Arafat DJ also spends his quarrel with his former protégé Ariel Sheney. He made the announcement in a recently released video on his official Facebook page. An announcement that comes after several months of black anger against the protégé, accused of high treason.

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Arafat DJ is reconciled with his former protégé

In a recent video posted on his official Facebook page, Arafat DJ said he was now smoking the pipe with his younger brother Ariel Sheney with whom he had been in conflict since December 2017. The young artist had refused to join his mentor in Paris where he had a concert in the mythical hall of Bataclan. He claimed that Arafat DJ had first to sign the contract that bound them, a contract that had come to an end.

Finally recovering as a big brother, the Berus Sama announces: "I just thought and I officially decided to forgive Ariel Sheney". Then he speaks more directly to the concerned by affirming: "I forgive you for your errors and for all that I did you. I'm sorry if I had to offend you. It's sincere and it comes from the heart. " The quirky Coupé star goes so far as to offer his help to his protégé if he needs him for anything.

Does he want to make amends?

This pardon, which strongly resembles a grace, comes a little over a week after the reconciliation with Debordeau Leekunfa on the banks of the Seine in France. Arafat DJ turns there, the page of two of his most virulent quarrels. As touched by Holiness, Daishikan said he was also open to collaboration with all other Ivorian artists, provided that it is in mutual respect. Thus, he warns: "Do not frustrate me and I do not lack respect." The message is clear enough for those who do not want to see it behind their backs.

Do not these pardons in all directions hide a well-crafted project? Would Arafat DJ not be making amends to get a clear view of Ivorian justice? With the approach of August 7, National Independence Day during which the Head of State has the opportunity to pardon the litigants, it is not absurd to think that Arafat wants to show paw, even if it is auspicious.

Note that the artist is expected to Abidjan to pay his sentence of one year prison plus 20 million fine, sentence pronounced May 26 last. He is accused of having filmed and beat his dancer Régis Naï last January on the grounds that he was smoking drugs.

Paula K. with Alex Dimeco, Correspondent / Akody.com