Accra: Ghanaian music producer Ricky Nana Agyemang, popularly known as Bullet, has firmly dismissed claims that he is involved in occultism. He clarified that his achievements are the result of his hard work and faith in Jesus Christ.
According to Ghana Web, Bullet addressed these allegations during an interview with Nana Romeo on UTV's Atuu on March 7, 2026. He expressed puzzlement over the belief that he could be an occultist, especially given the demands and nature of his work. Bullet questioned the logic behind such claims, asking rhetorically if an occultist would need to take loans or hustle as he does.
Bullet revealed that the accusations against him gained momentum following the death of musician Ebony Reigns, which stirred various controversies in the media. He noted that some media outlets attempted to depict him as being in a relationship with the late singer and misusing her finances.
He reiterated his Christian faith, stating that he relies solely on Jesus Christ and is confident about his spiritual standing. Bullet emphasized that he would never engage in occult practices and expressed determination to achieve his goals through hard work.
Furthermore, Bullet pointed out that if he were truly involved in occultism, he and his artistes would not face persistent criticism online. He argued that genuine occultists often shield and protect their artistes from such scrutiny, unlike the challenges faced by his label.