I Didn’t Go And Fondle Boobs; Nana Ama Can Come For A Hug – John Dumelo reacts to Chief Feminist, Nana Ama’s comments
Ghanaian top actor John Dumelo has reacted to a comment by one Nana Ama Agyemangh of Citi FM that his visit to Legon girls on Valentine’s Day to surprise them is predatory and gross.
We recall that John Dumelo was at the University of Ghana on Valentine’s day to share chocolates with some girls and in a video shared on Social media, some of the girls are seen willingly hugging the actor, while some shook his hands.
When the video was shared on Social media, the ‘Chief Witch’ and ‘Feminist’ Nana Ama tweeted, describing John Dumelo’s actions as ‘gross and unacceptable’ a statement that, she’s received lots of backlashes for on Social media as many feel there was nothing wrong with what the actor did.
The father of one in a quick interview with KMJ early Monday morning on Hitz FM and monitored by gossips24.com expressed his disappointment in the lady’s comment. According to him, he did not mean any harm when he made the move last Thursday so he cannot fathom why someone would read wrong meanings into what he did on February 14 on Legon campus.
Explaining how the visit happened on Valentine’s Day, Mr. Dumelo made it know that he was on Legon campus for a program and whilst there, most of the students around were asking him to come closer to them so he thought it wise to enter some rooms after the program. To him, he did not just walk from his house just to go and hug ladies at the tertiary instruction so Nana Ama should have asked questions before making his predatory and gross comment.
John Dumelo added that he was not at the school playing with the ladies on their bed or fondling their breasts so why would one make such a statement of that nature following his Val’s Day visit. He made it very clear that he is disappointed in the comments the Citi FM employee made.
John defending his action also questioned if the same comment would’ve been made if a female celebrity had surprised male students at a certain tertiary institution.
Listen to the interview below:
