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Popular Ghanaian music producer Aisha Modi has revealed that he invested $45,000 in the production of Obrafour’s hit song ‘Kasiebo’, but he got nothing in return.

I spent $45,000 to produce Obrafour's 'Kasiebo', but got nothing in return- Aisha Modi | Pulse Ghana

Thomas Freeman Yeboah

<p>Obrafour released ‘Kasiebo’&nbsp;in 2009 on his "Asem Beba Dabi" album and it dominated the airways for some time.</p>

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<p>‘Kasiebo’ was regarded as a controversial song because Obrafour allegedly threw a jab at Okyeame Kwame, Obour and others.</p>

<p>Though the song was hugely successful, Aisha Modi claims to have invested close to $45000 but received nothing in return.</p>

<p><em>“I produced Obrafour’s ‘Kasiebo’. I invested close to $45000 but I didn’t even get GH¢1 from the song. I did this investment at a time when I didn’t even have a plot of land or a house,” </em>Aisha Modi said this in the Twi language in an interview on Delay TV.</p>

<p>Aisha Modi is also a staunch fan of dancehall musician Stonebwoy.</p>

I spent $45,000 to produce Obrafour 'Kasiebo', but got nothing in return-Aisha Modi