Actress and movie producer, Yvonne Nelson, seems to have contradicted herself in her efforts to counter Sarkodie's narrative regarding the abortion she had in 2010, which the rapper referenced in a song released on June 28, 2023.

In her book titled 'I Am Not Yvonne Nelson,' Yvonne had accused Sarkodie of impregnating her in 2010, refusing to take responsibility, and seemingly insisting on her having an abortion.

However, in Sarkodie's response captured in the track 'Try Me,' he denied asking Yvonne Nelson to terminate the pregnancy, stating that it was solely her decision.

He claimed that he had advised her to keep the baby, but she prioritized her education over the child.

These differing accounts present a contradiction in Yvonne Nelson's statements concerning the circumstances surrounding the abortion.

Yvonne has since the release of the song been tweeting, expressing her disgust with the posture and lyrics of Sarkodie as she said the rapper is rubbishing her pain.

One of Yvonne’s tweets, however, appears to contradict what she said on page 85 of her book, per observation.

The actress said in her tweet that it was untrue she was in school at the time; hence, Sarkodie’s claim that she told him she wanted to focus on her education was false.

Yvonne’s tweet read: “Michael, you claim I was desperate to abort because I needed to complete school. In 2010 when I became pregnant, I had completed the university. Anybody can verify this. I wasn’t in school and you know it. If you want to lie, find a logical lie.”

However, in Chapter 7 of Yvonne Nelson’s book which talks about her ban by movie producers, the actress mentioned on page 85 that when she was banned, she was in her final year at the university. She mentioned that the ban, coupled with the pregnancy made the circumstance tough.

“I must admit it was a tough year. I was in my final year at the university. I was banned from acting. I was pregnant and definitely was not prepared to host another human being,” the first three sentences on page 85 read.