Watch as man kneels to apologise to President Mahama over offensive remarks

A young man has been captured in a viral video apologising to President John Dramani Mahama over offensive remarks he made during the recent ‘Aaagbe Wɔ Demo’ demonstration.

In a widely circulated video, he was captured allegedly insulting the president that he would suffer a similar fate of the late President John Evans Atta Mills.

Mahama please forgive me - 2014 one-man demonstrator

However, in a post on Thursday, October 30, 2026, another photo of the man in the company of a friend is seen in another video, apologising for his actions.

He remorsefully appealed to President Mahama to forgive him for his comments.

“I beg you, John Mahama, please forgive me,” he said.

The young man’s remarks at the demonstration had sparked reactions with many netizens condemning his actions.

His decision to publicly apologise comes a day after the demonstration, which drew attention to the demolition exercise at La Pleasure Beach.

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The young man who said President Mahama would die like the late President Atta Mills during today’s ‘Aaagbe Wɔ Demo’ demonstration over the demolition at La Pleasure Beach has offered an unqualified apology, seeking forgiveness for his remarks. https://t.co/nIccpg3y2h

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