B'Flow has issued another stern warning against Lusaka minister Bowman Lusambo after a clip of the latter dragging the star's name through the mud went viral last week...
Speaking at the national assembly the minister was reportedly responding to claims he reconciled with the singer after a nasty fall out back in June.
B'Flow said in a video message posted to social media; "If the intent was to instill fear in me or people that are offering divergent views and speaking for the people, then here is my apology ...I'm sorry to disappoint you...I will not be intimidated.
"An attempt to silence B'Flow is an attempt to silence all the suffering Zambians".
"I apologise for my inability to apologise....we do not apologise for telling the truth".
B'Flow then went on to tell the country's leaders that "you are not our bosses"
"You are serving the people. The people that you serve are your masters, they are your employers. They are the taxpayers who fundraise for you to have those wonderful salaries that you get in parliament.
"So you cannot start to disrespect the people who put you where you are!"
