During a live interview, well-known gospel musician Nacee knelt down to express his regret to his followers and the general public for his part in the Chef Smith scandal.
In light of information that Chef Smith fabricated his attempt to set a record for the longest cooking marathon, the apology has been made.
In the conversation, Nacee conveyed his sincere remorse for not first confirming the legitimacy of Chef Smith’s Guinness World Record-breaking culinary marathon before sharing it with his audience.
The musician admitted to his mistake and the disappointment it created in his fan base and the public at large, despite having warmly backed Chef Smith’s cook-a-thon.
Nacee stated, visibly emotional as he knelt during the interview:
“I want to sincerely apologize to everyone who believed in Chef Smith’s record because I endorsed it without verifying the facts,”
“I was genuinely excited to support a fellow Ghanaian in what I thought was a remarkable achievement. I am sorry for the trust I misplaced, and I plead with all Ghanaians to forgive Chef Smith as well.”
Chef Smith had fabricated records about his effort at setting a record in order to get notoriety for himself and attention from the media.
After making his admission, Chef Smith apologized to both his followers and the managers of the Amadia Shopping Center, the location of the event.
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