Black Sherif sued by former management over breach of contract (Details)

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Ghanaian rapper, Mohammed Ismail better known as Black Sherif has been sued by his former manager, Shadrach Agyei Owusu also known as Snap Chavis Wayne over alleged breach of contract.

Snap filed a lawsuit at an Accra High Court, and accused Sherif of dumping his record label to sign a deal with an international organization, Empire Entertainment without due notification and procedure.

A writ of summons slammed on Black Sherif on Monday, April 11, 2022 stated that he is expected to respond in eight days.

The former manager is also is seeking an injunction to be placed on the Second Sermon crooner, restricting him from performing at any event until the case has been resolved.