The latest significant interaction between Black Rasta, a controversial Ghanaian media personality and musician, and President Nana Akufo-Addo of Ghana revolves around an apology issued by Black Rasta. In December 2023, Black Rasta publicly apologized to President Akufo-Addo for stating that he wished the President would “visit his early grave.”

This statement was made out of frustration during one of his shows, which he later described as a “slip of the tongue.” Despite his apology, Black Rasta maintained his criticism of Akufo-Addo’s governance, calling him a ‘useless’ leader but clarifying that he did not genuinely wish for his death. This apology came after significant public and media criticism of his initial comments.

There hasn’t been any direct “freestyle confrontation” or further public exchange reported between Black Rasta and President Akufo-Addo subsequent to this apology as of my last update. However, the context of their interactions often touches on broader themes of political critique, freedom of speech, and the socio-economic conditions in Ghana under President Akufo-Addo’s administration.

For the most current “freestyle confrontation” or any further developments, you might need to look into recent Ghanaian news or social media platforms where Black Rasta might voice his opinions or engage with public figures. Remember, Black Rasta is known for his outspoken nature, often using his platform to critique political figures and societal issues, which might not always be covered in mainstream news as direct confrontations or might be more subtle in their delivery.