This comes after the singer with the other YEA Ambassadors visited Ghana’s Former President, John Agyekum Kufuor, and she shared a photo with him which went viral for the wrong reasons.
Wendy Shay loses YEA ambassadorial role after indecent photo with Ex-Prez Kufuor
Wendy Shay has gone missing on the latest list of Ghanaian celebrities the Youth Employment Agency has engaged as its ambassadors.
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Wendy was bashed for dressing indecently to visit the Former President and she was also lambasted for thriving on H.E Kufuor’s posture in the photo to reiterate the explicit comments she made about him in her “Uber Driver” song.
Following this controversy, the Youth Employment Agency has released a statement about its ambassadors and Wendy Shay’s name is absent in the list, whilst the likes of Jackie Appiah, Bibi Bright and others are still there.
Pulse.come.gh has reached out to a rep of Wendy Shay’s management and we are told the Rufftown Records label has not received any official information from the YEA yet, as to why Wendy Shay’s name is no more on the list.
Read an excerpt of the YEA statement below.
Below is a list of Ambassadors currently engaged by the Agency:
1. Kwabena Anokye Adisi, Journalist/ CEO, EIB Group / Start-Up consultant
2. Bryan Amoateng, Pastor, Author, Life Coach, Entrepreneur, Founder, International Youth Empowerment Summit (IYES), President, Bryan Jones Outreach,
3. Jackie Appiah, Award-winning actress, Entrepreneur
4. Bibi Bright, Actress, Entrepreneur, Humanitarian
5. Emelia Brobbey, Actress, Trained Teacher and Journalist
6. Rebecca Donkor, CEO MakeUp Ghana, Start-Up Consultant, Founder/CEO Healthcare Management
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