Baaba Cann issues fresh apology to Prophet Ogyaba after remarks on United Showbiz

Media personality Baaba Cann has issued another apology to Prophet Ogyaba, following comments she made about the preacher during an appearance on United Showbiz. In a statement addressed to him, Cann said she wanted to follow up on an apology she had previously offered on Okay FM. The UTV panellist acknowledged that Ogyaba had considered her earlier apology insufficiently remorseful. She said causing him distress or harm was not her intention, and described her commentary on public affairs and entertainment as focused on matters of public interest rather than personal hostility. Cann expressed regret for the tension, pain and discomfort the issue had caused the preacher and others involved. She also withdrew her comments referring to a viral video that contained allegations about Ogyaba, and promised to maintain professional standards, respect and dignity in public discussion. The latest apology came on the same day Agradaa and her husband, Angel Asiamah, reportedly gave Cann 48 hours to respond to comments she had made about them. Those separate developments have put the media personality in the spotlight this week, according to the report. Ogyaba has denied involvement in the alleged conduct discussed in the video and said he would not remove a video in which he addressed the claims. The report says he maintained that he was standing by his words and cautioned against social media bullying. It also notes that he said he had appealed after the video was flagged over an alleged breach of platform guidelines. The article links the wider controversy to allegations involving Ohemaa Dynamite, described as Ogyaba’s goddaughter, and says the matter was connected to Ghanaian preacher Bishop Daniel Obinim. These are allegations and claims reported in the source; the article does not establish them as fact.