Moesha Buduong apologizes to mentees
Social Media Thriller, Moesha Buduong has apologized to her mentees for a comment she considers misleading and destructive to them.
In a televised program monitored by African Editors on Wednesday 14 July 2021, Moesha in an interview with Christiane Amanpour of CNN in 2018 declared publicly that dating married men for financial assistance is a turning point for survival considering Ghana’s dwindling economy.
Her comments got social media tossed and turned for days with her name on the lips of people.
The New Convert who just made a U-turn to Christianity cautioned young ladies to be circumspect with these married men.
“Some of these girls go and they die because of the wrong men they sleep with. You know these men they take our glory”
She noted that “God created us and He has given all of us wealth and power, but these men sleep with us and take away our glory and give us peanuts.”
Meanwhile, the self-acclaimed Actress cum musician has advised young ladies to work hard to accomplish the purposes of God for their lives.
Source:
africaneditors.com/Agyekum Boateng
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