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Your claims were offensive and very divisive - Patience Nyarko fires back at Abeiku Santana
Gospel musician Patience Nyarko vents her spleen at Abeiku Santana over his recent comments about her.
Patience Nyarko fires back at Abeiku Santana
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On his “Akwanso Dwoodwoo” show yesterday, he called out Patience for attempting to discredit Joe Mettle a few weeks ago.
In his outburst which happened live on air, Abeiku Santana claimed Patience Nyarko has allowed herself to be used by demonic spirits to fight against Joe Mettle.
In her response, Patience wrote a long open letter expressing disappointment in the presenter, adding that his ‘claims were offensive and very divisive’.
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She was blunt, saying she is disappointed in Abeiku and said he wasn’t fair to hair.
Despite her disappointment, she said she has forgiven the presenter.
Her letter reads (unedited): “AN OPEN LETTER TO ABEIKU SANTANA
Dear @abeikusantana ,
I listened to your outburst on your show, Tuesday, 27th May 2019 with such disappointment and worry – considering where and which platform it emanated from.
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I am sure that any fair-minded person who listened to you would attest that you were unnecessarily harsh and your choice of words were not the best. Your claims were offensive and very divisive.
Please, when you do a sober reflection on your actions, you’d realize that you were far from fair, accurate, objective and ethical in your professional duty as an experienced and respected broadcast journalist.
A brand as huge as yours, working for a top brand like Okay FM, the least you could do was not to take side and show an open bias.
Your wild claim about me being on a demonic agenda against my fellow gospel musician and your resolve to stand with the person and pray, rather creates further division among the body of Christ, unfortunately.
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At a time when all stakeholders within the industry are feverishly trying to project unity and for us, Ministers of the gospel to focus on the ultimate goal of winning souls for Christ, your commentary was highly unfortunate and inappropriate.
I still have respect for you, your platform and the media in general. I strongly believe we can still work together and use our respective platforms to project positivity.
I sincerely forgive you for all the insinuations cast on my personality and any injury you may have caused to my brand.
I still remain resolute with my stance on support and equal opportunities for all hardworking gospel artistes in the country.
Together, let’s push the Jesus Christ agenda, with unity, respect and harmony.
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God Bless You!
Patience Nyarko.”
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