Shatta Wale, four other strong men Aisha Modi has contended with in recent times

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Aisha Modi has been involved in a lot of beefs and controversies in recent times. Spotted numerous times throwing some punches at some gallant men in the showbiz industry, Aisha Modi means business when she takes up her fight stance. Definitely not the type of woman you may want to joke with, Aisha since her emergence onto the showbiz scene only fights with men. "I'm not scared to die", "I don't fight with women, and I have been fighting with boys since I was young"… "I'm ready to fight you till the end," and so on. Despite the numerous concerns about how Asha Modi tackles issues with some individuals suggesting that the Burniton Music Group needs to call her to order, she remains unperturbed. With that said, we take a look at 5 strong men who have found themselves in Aisha Modi's bad books. In November 2020, Aisha Modi vowed to fight Obrafuor till her last drop of blood. Prior to Blakk Cedi's exit from the BHIM Nation record label, Aisha Modi sometime in 2019 recorded a live video to attack the former manager of Stonebwoy amidst several damning allegations. Her outbursts preceded Stonebwoy's press conference to announce that Blakk Cedi was no longer part of the record label. Dating back to 2019 prior to Kelvynbwoy's exit from the BHIM Nation camp, Aisha Modi launched a scathing attack on the Stonebwoy mentee. Amidst several insults, Aisha described the Stonebwoy protégé as an ungrateful artiste who was hiding under Blakk Cedi's 'cloak' to disrespect the BHIM Nation boss. In August 2020, Aisha went wild at Sarkodie following the scuffle between Stonebwoy and Angeltown, manager of the rapper. Her attack was after Sarkodie organized a press conference to address a scuffle that ensued between his manager and Stonebwoy. Sarkodie's act of reporting Stonebwoy to the police for physical assault was one of the main reasons Aisha launched the attack on him. She could not fathom why Sarkodie would suggest that Stonebwoy was at fault. Source | Summary