The long-running dispute between Ghanaian singers Sista Afia and Efia Odo has taken a new turn as Sista Afia has taken advantage of the chance to make fun of Efia when it was revealed that she had a smaller ownership part in the eatery "Eats Avenue." The two got into a public spat a few weeks ago, with Sista Afia challenging Efia's assertions that she owned the restaurant and implying that she was only a manager. Efia fiercely maintained her ownership claim and defended her stance.

Recent reports, however, have shown a different picture, showing that Efia does not actually own the entire business; rather, it merely owns 40% of it. Sista Afia's derision has been heightened by this development, as she reiterates her earlier assertions on Efia's "fabricated life." The public altercation brings to light the difficulties in managing a celebrity's brand and image, especially in the context of business endeavors. The controversy surrounding "Eats Avenue" has brought to light the possibility of fabricating information in order to project a desired public image.

The specifics of Efia Odo's dispute with the restaurant's owners are still unknown, despite the fact that she has openly discussed her ownership interest in the establishment. This ongoing feud serves as a reminder that, despite the entertainment industry's perceived glamour, public disagreements and private conflicts may develop swiftly, frequently driven by a need for drama via social media platforms.