The lady who made headlines after hurling insults at President-elect John Mahama and supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) following his re-election has issued a public apology.
In a heartfelt message, she expressed regret for her actions, acknowledging that her choice of words was inappropriate.
“I deeply apologize to all Ghanaians, especially NDC supporters, for the hurtful comments I made,” she said.
“I did not intend to offend anyone, and I ask for forgiveness, particularly from those I directly insulted, including President Mahama and his supporters.”
The apology comes after the woman sparked controversy by calling Mahama a “sheep” and making other inflammatory remarks just after his victory in the elections.
The outburst quickly went viral, attracting widespread condemnation from various sections of the public.
The lady who rained !nsults on President-elect John Mahama and NDC supporters just after his re-election, even calling him a ‘shèep,’ has apologized to all Ghanaians and asked the NDC supporters to forgive her. pic.twitter.com/SDrmmtMXRc
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