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Kessben FM yanks DJ K.A. ‘off air’ over intimate video circulated online; Investigation underway
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Key Points
- Kessben Media suspended presenter DJ K.A (Rexford Kwadwo Adu Ntim) after an intimate video involving him circulated on social media.
- The company launched an internal investigation, disassociating its brand from the incident and stating it does not condone such acts.
- DJ K.A has been asked to stay off duty and will receive counselling, rehabilitation, and legal assistance; the public is urged to stop sharing the sensitive material, citing cybersecurity implications and existing laws.
- DJ K.A issued a public apology, taking responsibility for recording the video years ago but denying intentional circulation, asking for forgiveness.
- Ama Parone, also linked to the video, confirmed her appearance, apologized for her past, and expressed support for DJ K.A.
Why This Matters
This incident, while personal, highlights significant issues for Ghana concerning media ethics, public conduct of media personalities, and digital privacy laws. The rapid circulation of sensitive private content underscores the urgent need for robust cybersecurity measures and public awareness regarding the legal implications of sharing such material in Ghana's increasingly digital society.
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