A Plus takes on Ghanaian media over lack of due diligence on Chef Smith's cook-a-thon claims

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  • Duke 2 years ago

    A country made up of educated illiterates .

  • Kwame 2 years ago

    Sometimes we all talk too much and criticize without analyzing issues . Now let’s analyse what happened.

    A press inference was organised by this chef. The media men invited surely weren’t aware of what he was going to ...
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  • @Kwame,YOU ARE A TYPICAL MORON 2 years ago

    @KWAME,YOU ARE TYPICAL MORON!!!APLUS IS VERY RIGHT IN WHAT HE IS SAYING.WHY DIDN'T THE GHANAIAN MEDIA CHECK IF CHEF SMITH DID INDEED APPLY TO TAKE PART IN THE COOKATHON???ACCORDING TO THE GUINESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS THEY DI ...
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  • Kwame 2 years ago

    You have a really good point when you say the media should have checked if he had indeed applied first. And not waited till the “results” were released. But there’s an important factor to consider here. At the time. The ...
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  • Sam 2 years ago

    A plus must stop thinking childish.

  • Kow Odoom 2 years ago

    I don't think apology is enough.The law must take it's course cos this is something he wilfully planned and executed. There is criminal intension here and this must serve as a lesson to others who're planning to do same

  • Kow Odoom 2 years ago

    Kwame, you're talking rubbish simple questions journalists could have asked are when and where did you undertake this project and who are the people who can witness to this.
    Kwame, you're an educated illiterate who lacks th ...
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  • Douglas 2 years ago

    Very unfortunate