Baaba Cann apologises to Prophet Ogyaba

Media personality and public relations executive Baaba Cann has issued an apology to Prophet Ogyaba, following the controversy surrounding her comments about an alleged threesome act.

In a personal statement shared on November 10, 2026, Baaba Cann addressed the backlash over remarks she made during a discussion on UTV's United Showbiz, which reportedly infuriated the preacher.

Her latest statement comes after she had previously apologised to the prophet on Okay FM, an apology she acknowledged was perceived by Ogyaba as lacking sufficient remorse.

“I am writing to address the conversations and public discussions that have recently circulated regarding statements I made on United Showbiz on UTV, and to follow up on my previous apology made on Okay FM,” she wrote.

Baaba Cann clarified that she never intended to cause distress, harm or damage anyone's reputation through her comments.

“I am aware that my earlier apology was perceived by Prophet Ogyaba as lacking sufficient remorse. While it was never my intention to cause distress, bring harm, or impugn anyone's character, I acknowledge that the discourse has generated significant friction and misunderstanding,” she shared.

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She, however, expressed regret over the tension and discomfort the controversy had caused Prophet Ogyaba and other parties involved.

“I express deep regret for the tension, pain, and discomfort this situation has caused Prophet Ogyaba and all concerned parties. I retract and apologise for referencing a viral video that alleges a threesome,” she stated.

Baaba Cann further explained that her contributions to discussions on public affairs and entertainment were intended to address matters of public interest rather than provoke personal hostility.

“My commentary on public affairs and entertainment discourse has always aimed to engage with matters of public interest rather than to provoke personal hostility,” she noted.

The media personality also pledged to uphold professionalism, mutual respect, dignity and peace in her future public engagements.

“I remain firmly committed to maintaining professional standards, mutual respect, dignity, and peace in all public spaces moving forward,” she added.

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