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Buy flowers for Lydia Alhassan and shake hands with her – Blakk Rasta advises Dumelo

Blakk Rasta, a Ghanaian journalist, has asserted that John Dumelo’s recent apology to Lydia Alhassan on social media for his offensive comments inadequate.

He emphasized that to genuinely make amends and improve his chances of winning the Ayawaso West Wuogon seat in the upcoming elections, Dumelo should meet with Alhassan in person to apologize.

Blakk Rasta also pointed out the importance of a face-to-face meeting, suggesting that it would be beneficial for Dumelo to record the encounter and share it online.

“If you want to win this election, please go to Lydia Seyram Alhassan. Somebody tell John, to go to her and apologise one-on-one. Whether on tape or outside tape. If you’re able to get it on tape, it’s a bigger plus,” he stated on his show.

Blakk Rasta also suggested a few considerate actions for Dumelo to think about during his visit.

“Shake her hands, take a bouquet of flowers and some of the fruits from your farm to her. I said fruits from your farm! Whether she eats it or not, as long as it is accepted, it is done. Your apology is beautiful but it is just in the air. Meet her one-on-one and apologise,” he added.

Background:

Tensions intensified when John Dumelo, during a TV3 program, made remarks connecting his political rival, Lydia Alhassan, to her late husband’s death.

Dumelo’s comments were a reaction to chants from local constituents and what he saw as personal attacks from Alhassan’s supporters related to the infamous V8 incident.

Amid the heated exchange, Dumelo implied that Alhassan should face questions about her husband’s death.

His remarks, meant as a rebuttal, have since ignited widespread criticism on social media.

Apology

After a thorough reflection on the impact of his words, John Dumelo issued an unqualified apology on social media.

In a statement shared online, he retracted his comments and expressed regret for any offense caused to Madam Lydia Alhassan, his constituents, and others affected by his remarks.

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