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“If you understand relationships, why did a white man take your wife? – Archipalago to Kwaku Manu”

US-based Ghanaian musician and socialite, Archipalago, has issued a stern warning to Kumawood actor Kwaku Manu, urging him to refrain from discussing his relationship matters or offering him unsolicited advice. 

In a video circulating online on March 4, 2025, Archipalago questioned why Kwaku Manu gives advice to others when he couldn’t even sustain his own marriage. 

“If you understand relationships, why did a white man take your wife? – Archipalago to Kwaku Manu”



He added that the Kumawood actor should stop talking about other people’s affairs and focus on his own life. 

“You are behaving like you are the most sensible person on earth. You said nobody should bring their relationship affairs on social media, yet an old white man snatched your wife from you, even though you didn’t share your marital affairs on social media. 

“Why don’t you use yourself as an example before talking about others? You are not wiser than me, so stop behaving like you are the wisest person. If you don’t stop talking about me, I will beat you the next time I see you,” he said. 

Archipalago’s outburts comes after Kwaku Manu advised the former to shop sharing isues from his break up on social media. 

Watch the video below:

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