Liberian Star S.I.O Breaks Silence on ‘Strange Happenings’—Mother Confirms Ordeal in Emotional Live Broadcast
- Michael T
- Jun 30
- 1 min read
Liberian musical artist Alfred Dorbor, known professionally as S.I.O, has spoken publicly about a series of “strange happenings” affecting him during a live video broadcast on his official Facebook page.
Joined by his mother, S.I.O described a pattern of unusual accidents and illnesses that have befallen him in recent months. The pair suggested that the public is unaware of the full extent of these challenges, with S.I.O’s mother stating, “There’s a whole lot we have not disclosed yet.”
S.I.O., whose real name is Alfred Dorbor, rose to prominence with his viral chorus on IPM Gucci’s “Fake Love” and cemented his reputation with the hit single “Blessing,” which garnered over a million streams in just ten days—a record for a Liberian artist.
The revelations come after a turbulent period in S.I.O.’s career, marked by a brief and controversial stint with the LIBMUZIK label. The artist’s abrupt departure from the label earlier this year, amid disputes over contract terms and his mother’s involvement in financial negotiations, attracted significant media attention.
S.I.O.’s latest comments have left fans and observers seeking further details about the nature of the family’s difficulties. For now, the artist has asked fans and his fellow Liberians to keep him in prayer as he describes this as a “challenging” period.
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