Akuapem Poloo Calls Out TV3 For Taking Off Her Interview With Delay
Angry Akuapem Polo Delay has slammed TV3 after they off her interview with Delay.
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Ghanaian actress Akuapem Polo has shown her unhappiness with TV3 and she is venting it out on social media.
The Ghanaian actress was the guest on The Delay Show this weekend but according to reports, her interview was taken off a few minutes after it started airing on the TV channel.
Akuapem Polo believes it's a sabotage move targeted at her.
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Taking to social media, the actress in a video said "that television station, I think they have a personal issue with me but I live them with God".
In the video shared on her Instagram page, she continues that "they can't block my shine, they are scared of me, my spirit is too much for them, you see what they did? They couldn't show my interview with Delay because it's Polo".
"The evil men do, lives after them, they should watch out for me, they can't block my shine, e dey pain them," she concluded.
This will become the second time Akuapem Polo is calling out TV3. Recall that in January 2020, the actress cursed the TV station for playing a music video ‘Atta Adwoa’ instead of premiering a music video she visited the channel to promote.
According to her, she was at the Kanda-based media house for an interview to premiere her new music video but shocking to her, her music video wasn’t given the needed attention she expected.
The mother of one, known for her drama on social media, headed to Instagram with frustration and dragged managers of the TV station for disappointing her by not airing the video. “My management took the copy of the video to TV3 yesterday and they even preview it and said they like the video, ” she said.
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She continued that “if you watch the interview today after they finished interviewing me, the interviewer was like we are going to play your video but first let’s dance Atta Adwoa so he made me know that they are resetting my video but he wants us to dance Atta Adwoa first. Not knowing they wanted to use me to promote Atta Adwoa”
