Psalm Adjeteyfio Dead: Ameyaw Debrah Explains Why Mourning TT is not Hypocritical

• Ghanaian media person, Ameyaw Debrah, has spoken on the death of veteran actor Psalm Adjeteyfio
• Ghanaians are mourning the dead actor, but some people have said doing so is hypocritical because TT was criticised
• Ameyaw has explained that mourning TT is not hypocritical because he was a popular and lovable person
• He mentioned some of the things that made people criticise TT for others to think that they did not like him

Ghana’s first and foremost blogger, Ameyaw Debrah, has commented on the death of veteran actor Psalm Adjeteyfio, commonly called TT.

TT died on Friday, April 8, 2022, after battling some sicknesses, and many have expressed sorrow over his death.

However, some other people have called those mourning TT hypocrites because they were the same people who criticised the actor.

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Speaking in an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, Ameyaw Debrah said mourning TT is not hypocritical, but rather a reality.

He explained that it is human nature to mourn the death, and even so if the person was not likeable at the time that he was alive.

Ameyaw noted that some people complained about TT’s behaviour when they thought that he had become a chronic beggar, but that does not mean he was hated.

I think it’s human nature particularly of Ghanaians that when something happens, everyone wants to share their opinions. I think people felt that he was taking Ghanaians for a ride when he kept demanding a lot for his condition from governments, from institutions, and general public. So, from that system, people were like ‘only you people are doing a lot for you, but you do not appreciate it’,” Ameyaw expatiated.

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He added that TT has been an entertainer for years, and he was dear to the hearts of many, therefore, it is expected that people would mourn his death.

Of course, when death comes in, we all expect people to be sad and this is someone who has entertained Ghanaians for, if I recall, over 3 decades. So, he is somebody who is dear to the heart of Ghanaians and so sorrow will come in. I do not think it is a matter of hypocrisy, it is reality,” Ameyaw said

2 confessions TT made before he died

Before his death, TT made two major confessions about his life, and to him, these two confessions are what turned his life upside down.

Those mistakes, TT admitted, are the very cause of the woes he later suffered in life in his adulthood.

He advised men to be careful and not repeat those same mistakes because it would not go well with them if they did.

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We also published the list of other veterans who became poor and died begging for money for survival.

Source: YEN.com.gh