The subject matter under discussion is so dear to me that l cannot delve into into it without first prefixing it with certain quotes l find extremely essential. As a matter of fact, l am compelled to do so because the character or the personality under scrutiny is an ardent lover of quotes. Let’s hear from Emily V. Gordon.
_The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies; it comes from those you trust the most_ . Emily V. Gordon.
The truth of the matter is, you do not need to be a trained journalist to know that if you want to make a powerful and fair conclusion of a matter, you have to make a thorough investigation. It is a matter of common sense. But unfortunately, in our part of world, to be precise, Ghana, there are journalists, trained or untrained, who flimsily or intentionally publish alleged information as though those pieces information are true and trusted. They put up such unprofessional attitude because of “NOKOFIOO”; to wit, because of the monetary or material benefits they selfishly seek to amass.
Ladies and gentlemen, the loudest dreadlocked media personality when it comes to that subject matter is the one who unfortunately has fallen prey to the big bait.
Black Rasta has completely goofed. He has gone against his own principles. On his show, on 8th August, he made a strong assertion that MCDAN is paralysed. The least that is expected of a prophet is to fester and disseminate lies. For Black Rasta to boldly and confidently make a pronouncement about how chiefs in Ada were jubilating over a false claim that he was paralysed shows that he had an ulterior motive to ridicule and destroy somebody he calls a brother. In fact, your body language showed you were celebrating with those enemies.
Black Rasta, you have degraced the prophetic fraternity, and therefore, you don’t deserve to be called a prophet. l am saying this because your manage control on set was unrepentant, shambolic and pretentious. No sign of remorse. You are fake, bro. Kindly render a qualified apology to your listeners, Mcdan and Chiefs of Ada.
Mrs Evelyn D’souza
