Ghanaian musician Rapp Fada has taken a step towards reconciliation by offering an apology to fellow artist King Paluta following an incident that strained their relationship.
Rapp Fada admitted saying his song "Odo Bi Ye Bad" would have still been successful even without King Paluta's feature.
However, upon reflection, he realised that his comments were offensive and damaged their relationship.
In an interview with Kingdom FM, Rapp Fada acknowledged the consequences of his statement and expressed remorse for any hurt caused King Paluta.
Rapp Fada said, "Yes, it is true. I said that about him."
"Honestly, something happened that triggered my comment, but it is not necessary for me to go deep into those issues. I know he [King Paluta] is not hurt by what I said because of my rapport with him," he added.
Rapp Fada expressed his desire to mend their relationship, emphasising the importance of their longstanding bond and shared experiences.
He quickly apologised to King Paluta, regretting any offence caused by his remarks.
"We have come a long way in life, so I will not let this distort our relationship," Rapp Fada stated. "I would like to use this opportunity to apologise to him if my remarks offended him in any way."
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