Ghana's leading comedian KSM has spoken out about the backlash faced by Sammy Gyamfi, CEO of the Ghana Gold Board, after a viral video showed him giving money to evangelist Agradaa. While KSM acknowledges the act itself may seem harmless, he emphasizes the negative public perception it creates.
KSM argues that public figures need to be aware of their actions and how they appear to the public. He suggests that interactions with controversial figures can undermine trust in leadership, urging leaders to maintain a level of decorum and responsibility.
