Don't take beef personal - Sister Derby

Ghanaian songstress, Deborah Vanessa popularly known as sister Derby, has advised her colleagues in the entertainment industry to not take beefs too personal as it shows immaturity. Speaking in an interview with Jay Foley on Joy Prime, Sister Derby disclosed that disagreement occurs in every industry and sometimes as entertainers they use their craft to …

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