Ghanaian musician Barosky, known for his musical collaborations with highlife musician Ofori Amponsah, has opened up about the difficult living conditions he is reportedly experiencing in Manchester, United Kingdom.
The musician is said to be homeless and sleeping outdoors in a deprived area of Manchester, prompting growing concerns about his safety, health and overall wellbeing.
During an interview with Nana Romeo on Okay FM, monitored by journalist and blogger Andre Mustapha Nii Okai Inusah, Barosky spoke candidly about the challenges he faces while living in the UK.
According to the musician, accessing basic necessities such as food, shelter and bathing facilities has become a major struggle. He explained that although some individuals occasionally provide him with food, the assistance is not regular enough to meet his daily needs.
Barosky subsequently used the interview to appeal to individuals, organisations and well-meaning Ghanaians for financial and humanitarian assistance. He said his immediate priorities include securing food and obtaining a flight ticket to return to Ghana.
His revelations have generated concern among Ghanaians, particularly fans and members of the music industry who remember his contributions to Ghanaian music and collaborations with Ofori Amponsah.
Meanwhile, unverified allegations have circulated suggesting that Barosky’s current circumstances may be connected to alleged drug use following his relocation to the United Kingdom. However, these claims have not been independently verified, and no conclusions should be drawn without credible evidence.
Barosky’s reported situation also highlights the difficulties some Ghanaian migrants can encounter abroad, particularly when they lose stable accommodation, employment, income and access to a reliable support network.
As the musician appeals for assistance to return to Ghana, concerns are mounting over his wellbeing and the urgent support required to help him secure basic necessities and rebuild a stable life.
Source: newsthemegh.com