Renowned Ghanaian filmmaker Leila Djansi has passionately called for Chef Smith‘s cancellation following his admission of fabricating a Guinness World Record. Taking to Facebook, Djansi expressed dismay at the public’s forgiving response to Chef Smith’s apology, arguing that it undermines accountability.
Describing him as a ‘psychopath’, Djansi criticized the way Chef Smith’s actions have diminished the achievements of genuine record holders. She voiced her frustration with social media’s leniency towards him and urged for stronger consequences, likening the situation to biblical principles where mere apologies should not absolve someone from facing repercussions.
Djansi emphasized the importance of holding individuals accountable for deceitful behavior to maintain integrity and prevent future incidents.
“I am appalled at how the majority of folks on Ghana social media are comforting and pampering this Chef Smith guy because he apologized! What’s wrong with y’all? Worried about your own skeletons, huh? This is why there’s zero accountability. Cancel this man… How do you fake a Guinness World Record? Trivializing the likes of Wally Funk, Zion Clark, Malala Yousafzai.
“He is a psychopath. How do you make a fool of an entire nation? And I am hearing he is also some sort of sexual deviant. No surprises there. He apologized, so what?
“Someone tarnishes your entire image and gets away with it because they apologized. What on earth! David sinned, confessed, and apologized, yet the child DIED. God took the child,” Leila Dzansi stated.
