Archos is spot on. But in a personal note, I know that JF Ifonge has a strong soft spot for Koffi though. If you see JF get more rageful about Koffi is because deep down, he really loves him and he is obviously not over some disputes that they had over the years. JF is not quite that way about let's say late Papa Wemba, Werrason or Felix Wazekwa. With Koffi's recent interview, you can see also Koffi feel the same way as well. I will say this. If Koffi was to reconcile with anyone from Quartier Latin, you would have a better of chance of seeing JF Ifonge and Koffi Olomide together then Koffi reconciling with Do Akongo, Beniko Popolipo, Sam Tshintu, Modogo, and etc. Don't forget, JF is still in contact with a lot of Koffi's family members. So JF still cares for Koffi.

The video was well done. The song is decent. At least, there is a semblance of the past. I am very happy with this song in today's music scene.

I think there is a preview of war between Roga Roga and Sonor Digital. This is what I think that we should anticipate.

I agree with your sentiments. The only problem is people like Brigade who still wants to be the only one getting attention.

Diddy's evidence is all on-camera kiekiekie

Koffi's story is very controversial. Koffi's ego got the best of him during his prime best years. The sexual harassment charges, beefing with different musicians, and not treating his musicians with respect have led to his downfall. However, Koffi has wised up and matured from his past ways.

Not so much. Koffi is still actively seeking conflicts with young artists and he has been behind attacks against his former prodigy Fally Ipupa. He is still acting like the old Koffi and this time, it could backfire especially if folks like Savanet Depitcho and others start giving more accusations at Koffi. Koffi needs to be careful because if he crosses a line or two, he will too will get big raff from others.

Recently Diddy has his Los Angeles and Miami homes raided by the police
Here is one of the reports about it.

This is about an investigation about a possible sex trafficking that Diddy may or may not have been involved in.

This got me thinking about Koffi Olomide with his recent song Mama Eyanga in which people believe that Koffi was attacking his ex-wife Aliya and his daughter Didi Stone. I am actually worried for Koffi because there will be someone that knows more skeletons about Koffi and can really bury his reputation. This Diddy situation could get some ex-dancers of Quartier Latin to talk more openly about accusations of Koffi's abuses towards them.

We will and wait see how things go from there.

I think that another problem is that producers are no longer around like in the past. In the past, you had producers and they would make sure projects would be done. Credit to Celeo and CNN for trying to get a nice fara fara project.

In wake of Koffi's controversial song Mama Eyenga


I actually want to ask a question about Koffi Olomide and his older older brother who is known Johnny Micko Agbepa or Djonico Agbepa. Those who don't know, Djonico Agbepa was actually a musician of Evoloko's band Isifi Lokole (later on called Isifi Melodia) which he would play with Papa Wemba and Beniko Popolipo. Koffi used to give him shoutouts during the 1990s but since 1999, he has not given any more shoutouts.

I have heard that they had a major fallout. I want to know what happened between Koffi and Djonico? Who caused this fallout? Beniko or Papa Wemba or someone else? I am curious what happened?