Hajia Fati Apologises to Adom FM Reporter

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Hajia Fati a staunch supporter of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has rendered apologies to all pressmen and the entire media for her wrongful act of slapping Ohemaa Sakyiwaa a journalist with the Multimedia group last Friday.

The incidence which took place on Friday April 4th occurred when Hajia Fati landed a slap on the face of the journalist Ohemaa Sakyiwaa when she tried taking a photo of her after she had prevented the suspended vice chairman Sammy Crabbe from picking up nomination forms to contest for the party’s chairmanship position.

Meanwhile, Adom FM’s News Editor, Afia Pokua, said the company expected an official communique from the NPP on the matter of the apology.


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