Kyekyeku Apologises To The People Of Pakyi Over Insulting Scene In Akakalito Movie

Kyekyeku Apologises To The People Of Pakyi Over Insulting Scene In Akakalito Movie

  • Ghanaian YouTuber and entertainer Kyekyeku has apologised to the people of Pakyi in the Ashanti Region for making some utterances in the Akakalito movie, which they deemed offensive
  • He said that he did not mean to insult anyone from the town because he hailed from Asante Bekwai and that he had love for the people of Pakyi
  • He asked for forgiveness from his fans who felt offended, saying the term he used was for the movie and that he meant no harm to the general public or the people of Pakyi

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Ghanaian actor Kyekyeku has released a video to apologise to the public regarding certain words he used in the Akakalito movie he is starring in with actor and comedian Dr Likee, which has been trending on social media.

In the Akakalito video, Kyekyeku was chased by the people of Pakyi, a town in the Ashanti Region, who were dressed in local leather fabrics and brandished weapons to get hold of Kyekyeku. The actor, who sailed on a canoe in an attempt to get away from them, said:

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The whole of Kumerica you are the poorest and less civilised people."

The comment, however, angered some residents of the town, who took to social media to condemn the actor.

But in an apology video from Kyekyeku, which YEN.com.gh sighted on blogger Zionfelix's Instagram page on April 20th, 2023, Kyekyeku said he did not mean to disrespect the people from the town.

Kyekyeku apologise to people Pakyi
Kyekyeku (left), Dr Likee (right) Photo credit: @official_ras_nene
Source: UGC

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He said the scene in the movie where he insulted the people of Pakyi was for entertainment purposes only and not to directly and willfully insult or disrespect the people from the town.

Kyekyeku added that he understood that people received information differently, hence their different opinions on what that scene in the movie meant. However, he expressed regret over the pain the scene had caused some members of the public, stressing that he could not have succeeded as an actor without the support of all his fans.

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I am sorry, as a person from Asante Bekwai who uses Pakyi route and knows the town, I would never disrepsect them. I am sorry, and I plead for their forgiveness, he said.

Watch a video of Kyekyeku apologising to the people of Pakyi below:

Ghanaians react to the apology video from Kyekyeku to the people of Pakyi

Some fans of the YouTuber backed him up and said he did not have to apologise since he meant no harm.

livingstone_flick commented:

Wei. Ah like me, I'll never apologise because apologising means you’ve admitted you were wrong. He never said Pekyi.. Dwon

efya_sally commented:

But wait ooo why are you sad and smiling lyk dat

dams522 commented:

Pakyi number 1 or 2? Those youth should tell us where they are coming from because there are two pakyis

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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh published earlier that diminutive Ghanaian actor Wayoosi hailed Dr Likee for helping him revamp his YouTube Channel, which has helped him earn over GH₵20,000 a month.

Wayoosi, in an interview with Zionfelix, stated that the amount was more than what he earned from playing roles in movies. Ghanaians have commended him for speaking highly of Dr Likee and giving him credit for the success of his YouTube Channel, Wayoosi Tv.

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David Otu-Aboagye David is a journalist with three years of experience in creating entertainment articles. He attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and graduated in 2021. His journalism journey started at Opera News as a writer/editor, from where he left to join YEN.com.gh in 2023. Reach out to him via: david.otu-aboagye@yen.com.gh