You're stupid - Kwame A Plus angrily jabs Halifax as they clash on United Showbiz
- A Plus averred that the #FixTheCountry protesters on August 4 engaged in a keep fit exercise and not a demonstration
- He explained that organisers of the #FixTheCountry protest failed to produce a plan and road map ahead of the march
- Halifax Ansah-Addo, in a counter-reaction, indicated that people who go out to ''jog'' don't wield placards
- A Plus flared up and confronted Halifax
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Ghanaian political activist and panellist, Kwame Asare Obeng, famed as A Plus, has engaged in a heated altercation with Halifax Ansah-Addo on United Showbiz on Saturday, August 7.
During a discussion on Saturday's programme, A Plus responded to a question about why he failed to show up at the much-popularised #FixTheCountry demonstration.
The outspoken media panellist explained that the organisers of the protest held on Wednesday, August 4, failed to produce a plan and road map, adding that the protestors went out to engage in a keep fit exercise and not a demonstration.
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Halifax's counter-response
Reacting to A Plus' assertion, Halifax indicated that people who go to ''jog'' don't wield placards, unlike the #FixTheCountry demonstrators.
A Plus flared up in anger and threw tantrums at Halifax, calling him stupid on live TV, with complete disregard for other panellists and viewers of the show.
Watch the video below;
Background
Thousands of aggrieved Ghanaians participated in a much-popularised demonstration on Wednesday, August 4, 2021, under the hashtag #FixTheCountry.
The demonstrators, among other things, demanded a new constitution, accountability, good governance, and better living conditions from the ruling government.
The protesters wielded placards with varying inscriptions, including #FixOurEducation System now, a new constitution now, justice for Kaaka, and several others.
The #FixTheCountry protest was hugely successful as thousands of Ghanaians, including the youth and senior citizens, joined the march to pile pressure on the government to address the nation's numerous challenges such as youth unemployment, poor infrastructure, and high cost of living.
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FixTheCountry: 10 powerful photos showing how protesters boldly told Akufo-Addo to level up
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Thief allegedly caught stealing forced to dance
In a separate story, a young man has been compelled to display his dance prowess after he was allegedly caught stealing by residents in a Ghanaian community.
In a video widely circulating on social media, the young man, whose name is unknown, could be seen dancing as the faceless residents provided him with a beat to display.
According to reports, the alleged thief was offered malt by the residents before compelling him to dance.
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