Kumawood actor Sean Paul has reignited his longstanding feud with Ghanaian preacher Adom Kyei Duah, declaring he will never apologize to the man of God under any circumstances. Speaking during an interview with Rashard on Gh Page, Sean Paul emphasized that offering an apology without fault is an act of “pure stupidity.”
The actor made it clear that apologies should only follow wrongdoing, a stance he firmly believes applies to his situation with Adom Kyei Duah. According to Sean Paul, there is no evidence of him having wronged the prophet, and therefore, no reason to seek his forgiveness.
In the interview, Sean Paul remained unapologetic, stating unequivocally, “I have not done anything wrong to Adom Kyei Duah.” He challenged the narrative that he owes any apology, maintaining his innocence in the matter.
Adding to his assertions, Sean Paul denied ever insulting Adom Kyei Duah or any other prophets in Ghana. He even issued a bold challenge, urging any prophets who claim otherwise to step forward with proof to back their accusations. This daring stance is consistent with Sean Paul’s reputation for being outspoken and controversial, especially when it comes to matters involving public figures.
The rekindling of this feud has once again spotlighted Sean Paul’s polarizing personality within Ghana’s entertainment and religious spheres. While his comments have sparked renewed public discourse, it remains unclear if Adom Kyei Duah or any other prophets will respond to his latest provocations.
As the controversy unfolds, it highlights the tension between celebrity culture and religious authority in Ghana, with Sean Paul standing at the center of this ongoing debate. Whether this latest development escalates or fizzles out, it adds yet another chapter to Sean Paul’s tumultuous career.
