Radio presenter, Michael Ola, has offered an apology to individuals whose names were dragged in the mud from the derogatory comments made during his interview with Mona Gucci.

He hosted the slay queen to talk about female personalities in the industry and during the interview, Mona Gucci name-checked Nana Aba Anamoah as the queen as of all slay queens in Ghana claiming that the GHone broadcaster grooms ladies for "big men" in Ghana, alleging that the celebrated journalist is the queen pin slay queens answer to.

The radio presenter has now apologized for the comments made by Mona Gucci of the show dubbed 'Secret Lives of Slay Queens' amidst rumors of an impending lawsuit.

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"I, Michael Kwaku Ola, host of Entertainment Gh, on Neat 100.9FM, wish to render an unqualified apology to all those who by virtue of their names being mentioned or some innuendos, pelted at them, feel hurt by the discussion we had on Entertainment Gh, yesterday, 25th May 2020. It was never the intention of myself nor my team to denigrate or disrespect any of the wonderful ladies whose names came up through our discussion," he took to his Facebook page to render the apology.

"I apologize for any harm or disconcertment that our discussion might have caused anyone. I am sorry. My team is sorry. And we will apologize for any harm or disconcertment that our discussion might have caused anyone. I am sorry. My team is sorry. And we will make sure such things never happen ever again," the letter ended.