Muthoni Drummer Queen demands Diamond Platnumz latest hit song 'Waah' be removed from streaming portals because Koffi Olomide is a convicted rapist. Photo credit: Instagram/muthonidrummerqueen, koffiolomide_officiel
Muthoni Drummer Queen demands Diamond Platnumz latest hit song 'Waah' be removed from streaming portals because Koffi Olomide is a convicted rapist. Photo credit: Instagram/muthonidrummerqueen, koffiolomide_officiel

Muthoni Drummer Queen wants ‘Waah’ song pulled down because Koffi Olomide is a convicted rapist

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Muthoni Drummer Queen took her time to call out popular music streaming service for pushing Congolese music maestro, Koffi Olomide real name Antoine Christophe Agbepa Mumba in a collaborative song with Diamond Platnumz.

Muthoni Drummer Queen strongly believes the song ‘Waah’ as written and performed by Diamond Plantnumz and Koffi Olomide should be removed from the number 1 music streaming service in Africa, Boomplay because Olomide is a convicted rapist.

Muthoni Drummer Queen took to social media asking BoomPlay to stop promoting Diamond Platnumz’s hit song ‘Waah’ that features Koffi Olomide because by then, they are promoting a convicted rapist.

“Koffi Olomide is a convicted rapist.” Muthoni Drummer Queen shared on her Instagram account. “@boomplaymusicke you need to de-platform this song and stop putting your promotion budget behind an abuser.”

Boomplay Music and/or Koffi Olomide hasn’t responded to Muthoni Drummer Queen’s poke asking them to pull down the ‘Waah’ hit song from their platforms.

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Koffi Olomide was found guilty of statutory rape of one of his former dancers when she was a teenager, she was 15 at the time.

Koffi Olomide was handed a two-year suspended jail sentence by a court in France in absentia, the Congolese singer failed to show up.

Olomide, 64, was ordered to pay 5,000 euros ($5,700; £4,300) in damages to the former dancer.