GH Mouthpiece, a well-known public relations firm in Ghana, has denied allegations that they were responsible for drafting an apology letter to President Nana Akufo-Addo on behalf of former Youth and Sports Minister, Isaac Asiamah.
In a statement issued by the firm, they clarified that they did not type the apology letter and had no involvement in its creation.
The statement was in response to claims made by the Communications Director of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Kakra Essamuah, who alleged that GH Mouthpiece was behind the apology letter.
GH Mouthpiece emphasized that they have not been engaged by the former minister or anyone else to handle any media communication on their behalf. They also stated that they have no knowledge of the origins of the apology letter or any involvement in its drafting.
Asiamah recently came under criticism for an apology letter sent to President Akufo-Addo in which he expressed regret for his inability to deliver on a promise to complete a youth resource center in his constituency. The letter sparked controversy and led to speculation about who was responsible for its creation.
GH Mouthpiece’s denial of involvement in the drafting of the apology letter adds another layer of mystery to the situation.
It is yet to be determined who actually wrote the letter and what the motivations were behind its creation. Asiamah has not made any public statements regarding the letter or its origins.
As the controversy continues to unfold, it remains to be seen whether the truth behind the apology letter will come to light and what implications it may have for the individuals involved.
