Akuapem Poloo: Ameyaw Debrah Describes Actress’ 90-day jail term as Unfortunate

Akuapem Poloo: Ameyaw Debrah Describes Actress’ 90-day jail term as Unfortunate

  • Ghanaian blogger Ameyaw Debrah as spoken on Akuapem Poloo's jail term
  • He described it as an unfortunate development that would have bad consequences
  • Ameyaw touched on some of the consequences in an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh

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Ghana’s most popular blogger, Ameyaw Debrah, has commented on the 90-day jail term of actress Rosemond Brown, also called Akuapem Poloo.

The actress has been directed by the court to go and continue her 90-day jail term after it rubbished the appeal by her lawyers.

In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, Ameyaw Debrah has described the development as an unfortunate one.

Ameyaw Debrah Describes Akuapem Poloo's 90-day jail term as Unfortunate
A collage of Ameyaw Debrah, Rosemond Brown and her son. Photo credit: @ameyaw211 @akuapem_poloo/Instagram
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He wondered why the actress was bailed in the first place and had to come home for over five months only to be ordered to go back to court at a time she may have thought it was all over for her.

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Ameyaw also called the situation a sad one, explaining that it is heart-wrenching that Akuapem Poloo is leaving her son behind to go to prison, adding that no one can better take care of a kid than his or her own mother.

He noted that this is sure going to affect both mother and child psychologically.

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Naa Ayeley Aryee Naa Ayeley is a creative writer with over ten years of experience in journalism and media. She started writing for YEN in 2017 as an editor on the entertainment desk and later became a monitoring editor.