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“Breaking: Prez Mahama Pardons Sammy Gyamfi as Agradaa Cries and Praises God“, viewers witness the aftermath of a recent controversy involving Ghanaian political figure Sammy Gyamfi and evangelist Nana Agradaa.
The incident began when a video surfaced showing Sammy Gyamfi, the Acting CEO of the Ghana Gold Board, handing an undisclosed sum of U.S. dollars to Nana Agradaa. This footage sparked widespread public debate and criticism, with concerns raised about the appropriateness of such a gesture from a public official. In response to the backlash, Mr. Gyamfi issued a public apology, explaining that the money was a personal gift and not linked to state funds. He acknowledged poor judgment and pledged to exercise greater discretion in the future.
President John Dramani Mahama accepted Mr. Gyamfi’s apology and decided to pardon him, issuing a stern warning to exercise greater discretion moving forward. The presidency emphasized the importance of upholding ethical standards in public service while recognizing the significance of proportionality in response.
Following the presidential pardon, Nana Agradaa expressed profound gratitude and relief. In a video shared on her social media, she is seen emotionally praising God for what she describes as divine intervention, stating, “I kept praying, hopeful that nothing bad would happen to Sammy Gyamfi.” She further emphasized her joy by saying, “God did not let me lose my church and He did not let Sammy lose his job. God has spoken. I’m so happy. Thank you, God.”
This video captures the emotional reactions and the resolution of a situation that had garnered significant public attention.
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