Baaba Cann
Media personality and entertainment pundit Baaba Cann has apologised to Prophet Ogyaba for a second time, this time in a signed letter, after the preacher reportedly felt her first apology did not show enough remorse. In the letter dated Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Baaba Cann retracted her reference to a viral video alleging a threesome and expressed regret for the pain the controversy has caused.
Quick Facts
- Baaba Cann shared the letter on her Facebook page on November 10, 2026, with the caption “A letter to Prophet Ogyaba from Baaba Cann.”
- The apology follows comments she made about Ogyaba during a discussion on UTV’s United Showbiz.
- She first apologised on Okay FM, but Ogyaba reportedly felt that apology lacked sufficient remorse.
- She retracted and apologised for referencing a viral video that alleges a threesome.
- Ogyaba had placed curses on her in a video posted on November 8, 2026, and denied the allegations.
Watch: Baaba Cann Explains the Ogyaba Comments on Okay FM
Before the letter, Baaba Cann spoke about the matter on Okay FM, in this clip shared by the station:
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What Baaba Cann Said in Her Apology to Ogyaba
The letter, which Baaba Cann posted on Facebook, opens by addressing what she described as the conversations and public discussions that have recently circulated about her remarks.
She admitted that her earlier attempt to make peace did not land well. “I am aware that my earlier apology was perceived by Prophet Ogyaba as lacking sufficient remorse,” she wrote, according to GhanaWeb.
The pundit said it was never her intention to cause distress or harm, or to damage anyone’s reputation. She acknowledged, however, that the discussion had caused “significant friction and misunderstanding.”
“I express deep regret for the tension, pain, and discomfort this situation has caused Prophet Ogyaba,” she stated.
Here is the post in which she shared the letter:
Retraction of the Threesome Video Reference
The most direct part of the letter deals with the viral video at the centre of the row. “I retract and apologise for referencing a viral video that alleges a threesome,” Baaba Cann wrote.
She also defended the spirit of her work as a commentator, saying her commentary on public affairs and entertainment has always aimed to engage with matters of public interest rather than personal hostility.
She closed by pledging to remain “firmly committed to maintaining professional standards, mutual respect, dignity, and peace” in her future public engagements.
How the Baaba Cann and Ogyaba Feud Started
The controversy began with a discussion on UTV’s United Showbiz, where Baaba Cann referred to Ogyaba in connection with alleged threesome claims involving Ohemaa Dynamite, whom the preacher had previously described as his goddaughter. Ogyaba’s real name is given as Prophet Dr Emmanuel Akwasi Boakye.
The remarks angered the preacher. On November 8, 2026, he shared a video in which he placed curses on Baaba Cann and denied ever taking part in the alleged conduct.
“I will lay curses on you, and those curses should return to me if what you are accusing me of is true,” he said, according to GhanaWeb. He added: “I know in my heart that I have never been involved in the nonsense you are accusing me of.”
The video was later reported for allegedly breaching social media community guidelines. Ogyaba said he had appealed and insisted, “I will never delete it, and I still stand by my words.” He also cautioned against social media bullying.
Post quoting Prophet Ogyaba on his curses against Baaba Cann
— askghmedia (@askghmedia) November 8, 2026
Her First Explanation on Okay FM
Speaking on Okay FM on November 9, Baaba Cann explained that she mentioned Ohemaa Dynamite because Ogyaba had earlier introduced her as his daughter. She claimed that after the preacher’s issues with Bishop Obinim, it emerged that Ohemaa was his girlfriend rather than his daughter. Ogyaba has not accepted that account.
She said she had been about to ask Prophet Kumchacha how the prophetic fraternity viewed Ogyaba’s public conduct when someone in the studio described him as the pastor linked to the alleged threesome, and she confirmed the reference.
When Empress Gifty asked whether she had evidence, Baaba Cann admitted she was not present. “If I was not there, how could I insist that he did it?” she said.
She described her comment as “a mere reference” to an issue already circulating on social media. “It was just a reference I made, and unfortunately, he did not take it lightly,” she added. She also said a pastor friend close to Ogyaba had agreed to visit him on her behalf.
The threesome claims remain unverified, and Ogyaba has publicly denied them.
Another Dispute for Baaba Cann
The apology comes as Baaba Cann faces a separate row. According to YEN.com.gh, on the same day as her letter, Nana Agradaa and her husband, Angel Asiamah, reportedly issued her a 48-hour ultimatum over comments she made about them, threatening legal action. Agradaa has been in the news recently after she said prison made her well educated.
The United Showbiz panel has been at the centre of several celebrity debates in recent weeks, including Empress Gifty’s defence of Florence Obinim.
What Next
As of the time of writing, Prophet Ogyaba had not publicly responded to the new letter. Whether he accepts the apology and takes down the video of the curses remains to be seen.
Also Read on Halmblog
- Ogyaba Curses Baaba Cann Over Threesome Allegations on United Showbiz, Vows Never to Delete Video
- ‘Prison Made Me Well Educated’ – Agradaa Says She Now Reads the Bible in English and Twi
- Empress Gifty Defends Florence Obinim Against BBL Allegations, Urges Critics to Let Her Live
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