Media personality Monalisa Abigail Semeha, popularly known as Mona Gucci, has warned Ayisha Modi, a former close associate of Stonebwoy, to stop tarnishing the musician’s reputation now that their relationship has fallen apart.
In Ayisha Modi’s rants, she accused Stonebwoy of ingratitude, disrespect, and sidelining her, despite her sacrifices.
She cited these as the main reasons for her departure from the BHIM Camp.
In a series of viral videos, Ayisha Modi repeatedly attacked Stonebwoy, levelling several damning accusations against him.
However, in a video shared on social media on April 27, 2025, Mona Gucci has emphasised that no one forced Ayisha Modi to invest in the “Jejereje” hitmaker.
While urging her to stop attacking Stonebwoy, Mona Gucci pointed out that Ayisha Modi has, in fact, benefited from Stonebwoy’s brand.
“Rest, because nobody asked you to invest. Through Stonebwoy, you’ve met Davido and other world superstars. You also benefited from the brand,” she said.
Mona also alleged that Ayisha Modi was fired from Burniton Music Group due to her practice of taking money from up-and-coming artistes under the false promise of connecting them to Stonebwoy.
“The reason they didn’t want to associate with you is that you were taking money from desperate up-and-coming artists, promising to connect them to Stonebwoy, which you didn’t do. Stonebwoy knew about all this but didn’t mind you because of the love he had for you,” she stated.
She continued, “If you want to attack the bodyguard, do that instead of attacking Stonebwoy’s brand. And stop using money to buy relationships. You’re not a good person, so stop pretending to be one.”
Mona Gucci further expressed concern about Ayisha Modi’s emotional well-being, stating that she might end up suicidal due to what she described as lack of emotional support and trauma.
“Friends of Ayisha Modi need to start telling her the truth and stop lying to her. You’re not helping her. She might soon become suicidal because everyone is neglecting her. She didn’t get this kind of attention growing up,” she added.