“I Under No Circumstance Justify Hitting A Woman No Matter The Provocation” DKB Cries Out Loud
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Following his uncontrollable temper, the Ghanaian Representative in the Big Brother Star Game and comedian DKB, has landed in his birth land, Ghana.
The comedian saw the exit door of the Big Brother Star game earlier than expected. Not even eviction could be that cold on him but his left hand which has caused him so much, brought the University of Ghana graduate to Kotoka International Airport prematurely.
Zainab from Sierra Leon after provoking the tipped-to-win representative, DKB, followed the qualification suit as well.
Many pressure groups mostly, the Feminists across Africa have trumpet their voices against DKB’s action. In a regretful words, DKB has issued an official apology to the World concerning his inactions.
In a press statement released earlier today, Thursday, June 6, 2012, he wrote;
‘Lovely people of Africa, there are many things I wish I could do to reverse this unfortunate incident but as we all know, one cannot go back in time. I had the opportunity of a lifetime to entertain Africa on the most coveted platform but I messed it up due to my act of indiscipline. I hereby render my deepest heartfelt apology to all the people of Africa, to the people of my motherland Ghana, to the entire Big Brother Africa team, my cherished housemates and most importantly to Zainab and her family. I am fully and solely responsible for my actions and I under no circumstance justify hitting a woman no matter the level of provocation. To all my dedicated viewers, fans and critics, I say thank you for all the support. I am truly sorry for letting you down and I promise that I would never repeat such unscrupulous behavior. This is my sincere apology and I hope it is accepted’.
On a twitter account bearing the name @dkbgh, he posted that “I UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE JUSTIFY HITTING A WOMAN NO MATTER THE PROVOCATION”-apology to AFRICA
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nobody is perfect. Mistakes dey our body like paint. I think DKB’s apology should be accepted by all who reads this