Meek Mill: Security Expert Calls For Heads To Roll Over Desecration Of Jubilee House

Meek Mill: Security Expert Calls For Heads To Roll Over Desecration Of Jubilee House

  • A security expert has labelled the handlers of President Akufo-Addo as monumentally incompetent
  • Saani Adib was speaking exclusively to YEN.com.gh on the Meek Mill Jubilee House video saga
  • He says the move is disrespectful to the country and has thus called for the heads of those who sanctioned the desecration of the official seat of government

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A Foreign Policy and Security Analyst, Saani Adib has descended heavily on the handlers of President Nana Akufo-Addo over the Meek Mill Jubilee House video saga.

According to him, heads ought to roll over the desecration of the official seat of government.

A Foreign Policy and Security Expert, Saani Adib has called for heads to roll over Meek Mill Jubilee House video saga
Foreign Policy and Security Expert, Saani Adib Image Credit: @adibsaani
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Meek Mill: Security Expert Says Jubilee House Video Saga Exposes Dark Truths About Akufo-Addo's Security

Speaking in an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, the Executive Director of Jatikay Centre for Human Security and Peace Building, said the whole issue “exposes some dark truths about the security of the President.”

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“It makes me wonder whether the President's security team and handlers are up to the task. This could serve as a great resource to anyone wanting to harm us because they know how porous our security is. I therefore think those responsible for this goof must be fired or better still, reassigned, as they have proven to be monumentally incompetent.”

Meek Mill: Security Expert Questions Why American Rapper Was Granted Unfettered Access To Jubilee House

Saani also questioned why the American rapper was granted such unfettered access to the Jubilee House knowing very well it was a secure security installation.

“The unregulated access to the banquet hall, ceremonial room and other parts of the seat of government made the majestic edifice very vulnerable. Anything, including the planting of bugs, could have happened. The use of drones on the compound of the jubilee house poses a major risk to the security of the state. The drone didn't belong to the state. It was for the crew and could have innocently captured portions of the jubilee house that's not meant to be seen by just anyone.”

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The comments of Adib follow heavy criticism by a section of the populace after a viral video of Meek Mill captured him rapping and dancing at the Jubilee House.

Moments after the video went viral, the rapper deleted it and rendered an apology to Ghanaians and the president.

Meek Mill: Parliament Summons National Security Minister To Explain How Video Was Shot At Jubilee House

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that parliament had indicated its readiness to summon the minister of national security, Albert Kan Dapaah to explain how the multiple-award-winning American rapper shot a music video at the Jubilee House.

According to the Ranking Member of the Defence and Interior Committee, James Agalga, the Minister will be made to explain how the rapper had access to the official seat of government to shoot a video there.

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Ekow Annan Francis Ekow Annan writes for YEN.com.gh. He has been part of the Politics and Current Affairs Desk since August 2022. Ekow has over ten years of experience in news reporting via various multimedia channels, including TV, Radio, and Online. He is an experienced multimedia journalist specialising in telling impactful current affairs, politics and business stories. He holds a BA in Communications (Strategic Communications) from the prestigious African University College of Communications (AUCC).

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