Ace Ghanaian broadcaster Kwasi Kyei Darkwah, popularly known as KKD, has dropped a bombshell on Paul Adom-Otchere, exposing some dark sides of the broadcast journalist after attacking him over his criticism of government.
KKD had lamented on GTV about the hardship that has bedevilled citizens owing to actions of the country’s leaders that seek to only enrich themselves and their families, citing that Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta was profiting from Ghana’s indebtedness through Databank.
Paul Adom-Otchere, who acts as the mouthpiece of his paymasters, defended the government and chided KKD over what he termed as jealous remarks.
On Onua TV’s morning show “Maakye”, host Captain Smart asked KKD how he felt about Paul’s clapback on his Good Evening Ghana show to which he responded that he considered the Metro TV presenter as a younger brother and wasn’t interested in trading insults with him.
“How did you feel about Paul Adom-Otchere’s critique?” host Captain Smart asked, to which KKD answered, “Paul is my small brother, so I will not say anything bad against him; whatever he has said, I forgive him. I won’t badmouth him.”
He recounted an instance where he did Paul a favour that benefited his concubine.
He said: “Do you remember the day you expressed interest in attending some of the programmes I used to organize programmes at Movenpick? I reserved seats for you and your concubine even though the place was fully packed.”
“So, don’t do that. Maybe the lady wasn’t your concubine but she was all over the place; you should have told her you’re a married man so she should stop the flirty gestures in public. Some of these ladies may be with you because they’re poor. Your wife is my little sister; that’s my ex, Nana Yaa’s friend, so I know her very well.”
Speaking proverbially, he advised Paul to desist from allowing himself to become a conduit through which elderly opponents of his masters are insulted.
“He (Adom-Otchere) is not part of the elders, but a child who is deployed by elders to abuse other elders should remember that it is because of the prominent person’s cloth that the dog barks when he approaches.
“But when the dog is restrained, and the prominent person sits with the elders to chat, the dog is returned to the cage. Advise yourself. Do not insult a person who is your elder. I love you too much,” he stressed.
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