Stonebwoy’s Rice Business Draws Attention Amid Sarkodie ‘Jollof’ Saga
By Zainab Ali
Ghanaian dancehall artiste Stonebwoy has once again attracted attention online after highlighting LILO Rice, the Ghanaian rice brand he co-owns with his wife, Dr Louisa Satekla, amid the ongoing social media conversation surrounding his recent exchange with rapper Sarkodie.
Stonebwoy shared a post promoting the rice business on Monday, September 14, at a time when discussions surrounding the two musicians’ now-viral “jollof” saga were still generating reactions online.
Although Stonebwoy did not directly mention Sarkodie in the post, the timing quickly caught the attention of social media users, with some connecting the rice promotion to the conversation that has dominated entertainment discussions in recent days.
The online saga gained momentum following exchanges between the two artistes, with their interactions eventually leading to discussions about a past visit by Sarkodie to Stonebwoy’s home and the jollof he reportedly ate there.
What started as a conversation about relationships within the music industry consequently took an unexpected turn, with social media users turning their attention to food, particularly jollof rice.
Stonebwoy’s latest post has now added another layer of humour to the conversation, considering that the musician is also involved in the rice business.
LILO Rice is a Ghanaian rice company associated with Stonebwoy and his wife, Dr Louisa Satekla. The artiste has previously spoken publicly about his involvement in the business, describing himself as someone who sells rice.
The latest development highlights how quickly entertainment conversations can create attention for businesses connected to celebrities.
Rather than directly responding to the ongoing online debate, Stonebwoy’s decision to highlight his rice business has allowed social media users to interpret the post within the context of the trending conversation.
For now, the “jollof” saga continues to generate reactions among fans, while Stonebwoy’s latest business-related post has given social media another reason to keep the conversation alive.