“If you’re looking for an honest man, my husband is certainly the one” – Annica Nsiah Appau to Ambolley
The virtual brawl between Okyeame Kwame and Gyedu Blay Ambolley has taken a new twist as the wife of the former has jumped to his defense. Ambolley accused Okyeame Kwame of his refusal to repay a loan of GHS50,000 he took from the Creative Arts Fund. This has necessitated this long note and reply…
The virtual brawl between Okyeame Kwame and Gyedu Blay Ambolley has taken a new twist as the wife of the former has jumped to his defense.
Ambolley accused Okyeame Kwame of his refusal to repay a loan of GHS50,000 he took from the Creative Arts Fund.
This has necessitated this long note and reply from Okyeame Kwame’s wife who disagrees vehemently with Ambolley’s claim on his husband.
In a Facebook post, he wrote:
“It is a shame that it must come to this; that a person my husband calls uncle, mentor, Gyedu Blay Ambolley (a person old enough to be his father?), can perpetuate lies about his reputation and character; Current case in question being his interview at 3FM, stating that he has proof (“documents”), that my husband, received GHC 50,000 from Obour @obourbice as a loan from the Creative arts fund of GHC 2 million which he did not payback.?
NOW THE TRUTH: Okyeame Kwame has never taken GHC50,000 from Obour, never taken GHC50,000 from Musiga, never taken GHC50,000 from Musiga and Obour during his time as president, he has never taken GHC50,000 from any agency, institution, business or company that is associated with Musiga and Obour, and has never taken any amount from any institution that is associated with Musiga directly or indirectly that he never paid in full as fabricated by Gyedu Blay Ambolley.
Whoever cares to know must note that for the whole 1 year or so that he worked at Musiga, the net total of all monies he was given for driving to meetings, sharing his experiences and late-night brainstorming was less than GHC 3000. This is because the chartered accountant that the Musiga administration had hired would not work unless she was paid GHC 400 more to what she was already getting. My husband and uncle Rex Omar forfeited the GHC 200 each a month that they would have gotten as stipend so that the accountant could be paid professionally. My husband paid the Ghana cedi equivalent of USD 5000 as tuition for his Master’s Degree in Marketing Strategy at the University of Ghana Business School to acquire the knowledge he shared with Musiga out of love for the Union during his time of work at Musiga.
It is a chronic addiction in this country that SOME people spew black ‘clouds of exhaust’ without proof, calling it “my truth” ??? This is NOT our truth. It is THE TRUTH!!!
IF U’RE LOOKING FOR AN HONEST MAN, IT IS MY HUSBAND❤”
