Abeiku Santana Issues An Official Apology To Pizzaman’s CEO
Prominent media personality Abeiku Santana has issued an apology to the CEO of Pizzaman in Ghana for remarks he made concerning the imprisonment of two employees who were caught stealing chicken and cooking oil.
In the latest entertainment news today, he apologised for the negative impact his statements may have had on Pizzaman’s business during his programme on Okay FM.
“A week ago, I spoke my mind. I, Abeiku Santana, spoke my mind with regard to the sentence of two guys who were working at Pizzaman for stealing chicken and vegetable cooking oil. I stated that the sentence that was emitted to these men was harsh, and I said the owner of Pizzaman was not right for doing that. I apologise to him for what I said; I didn’t say it right, and I am sorry,” he said.
Abeiku continued by saying that he was unaware of the potential consequences of his comments for Pizzaman’s business or the challenges he may be encountering as a business owner.
“What I said wasn’t thought of carefully, and I didn’t think of it in the way that it was someone’s company and the person was hurting. So Pizzaman, I am sorry for saying you are not a guy, and I am sorry for saying that you should have found an alternative means to get your money.
“I do not support thievery, and I continue to say that I do not support thievery or condone stealing. However, I didn’t think carefully about your situation and your condition as an entrepreneur. So I want to render an unqualified apology to Pizzaman for anything that I have said that has hurt you. I am very, very sorry, extremely sorry, and I won’t do that again in Jesus’ mighty name,” he added.
