Media
personalities
Afia
Pokuaa
and
Mona
Gucci
have
made
a
public
show
of
remorse
by
kneeling
at
Manhyia
Palace
to
apologize
for
their
recent
controversial
comments.
The
pair,
who
have
been
under
fire
for
weeks,
took
this
step
to
seek
forgiveness
from
the
Asantehene
after
being
widely
condemned
for
their
remarks.
Weeks
ago,
Afia
Pokuaa
and
Mona
Gucci
dominated
social
media
for
their
scathing
attack
on
Otumfuo
Osei
Tutu
II.
Afia
Pokuaa,
who
led
the
charge
with
vigour
criticized
the
Asantehene
for
what
she
perceived
as
his
silence
during
ongoing
conflicts
involving
his
subjects
and
other
tribes,
including
the
Bonos.
During
this
heated
tirade,
Mona
Gucci,
who
hosted
the
show,
failed
to
intervene
or
ask
Afia
Pokuaa
to
retract
her
statements,
further
aggravating
the
situation.
Afia
Pokuaa’s
comments
were
widely
deemed
disrespectful
to
the
revered
Monarch
and
sparked
outrage
across
the
country.
Many
Ghanaians
condemned
the
remarks
as
morally
unacceptable,
and
both
media
personalities
faced
intense
backlash
from
the
public
and
traditional
authorities.
In
response
to
the
mounting
criticism,
Afia
Pokuaa
and
Mona
Gucci
appeared
at
Manhyia
Palace
to
personally
apologize
to
the
Asantehene.
In
a
video
released
by
GhPage,
the
two
media
personalities
are
seen
dressed
in
solemn
black
attire,
kneeling
in
a
gesture
of
humility
and
remorse.
The
footage
captures
a
visibly
contrite
Afia
Pokuaa
and
Mona
Gucci,
bowing
their
heads
and
pleading
for
forgiveness.
The
two
were
reportedly
led
to
the
Palace
by
popular
spiritual
leader
Prophet
Kumchacha,
who
facilitated
the
meeting.
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