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    Cina Soul should not accept Max TV’s apology; she must sue them – Bullgod

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    Artiste manager Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson, popularly known as Bullgod, has advised musician Cina Soul not to accept the apology from Max TV after one of their guests denigrated her on live TV.

    It would be recalled that Max TV was heavily criticised for allowing their guest, Big Akwes, to make derogatory remarks about the singer in an attempt to criticise her outfit on live TV.

    They were also blasted for the show host’s failure to condemn such remarks and for engaging in the discussion with the guest.

    But after their apology, in a recent discussion on Hitz FM, Bullgod has pointed out that Max TV’s apology lacked sincerity and did not express genuine remorse for their actions.

    He emphasised that Cina Soul and her management should take legal action against the television station and demand compensation of GH¢ 10 million for the derogatory comment.

    “They didn’t do well. Cina Soul shouldn’t accept the apology. She should sue them and collect money so they can learn from it. Max TV has money. They shouldn’t recognize the apology and should take some GH¢ 10 million,” he said.

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