Media celebrity Nana Aba Anamoah has responded in public to Joseph Adjei Junior's (also known as BlacVolta) apology for resurfacing old comments that caused a lot of backlash on the internet. had issued a statement on Thursday, May 14, 2026, apologizing for insulting tweets from his previous social media account after receiving criticism due to conversations about his relationship with socialite SoAfrican.In response to X, Nana Aba voiced her displeasure with a portion of the statement in which BlacVolta stated that he intended to collaborate with Ghanaian organizations that promote awareness of gender-based violence, women's empowerment, and digital responsibility.She vehemently objected to the idea, doubting his ability to advocate for women and children."No.You're not going to do that.You lack the necessary skills to advocate for any woman or child.It is also not supported by your fellow males.Go and get expert assistance.You really need it," she said.





Source: ghanaweekend.com