- Nacee apologizes for promoting Chef Smith's fake Guinness World Record
- He expresses regret for not verifying the record's authenticity before endorsing it
- Nacee kneels during a live interview, seeking forgiveness from his fans and the public
Renowned gospel musician Nacee offered a heartfelt apology to his fans and the public during a live interview, expressing deep regret over his involvement in the Chef Smith saga.
Nacee’s apology comes in the wake of revelations that Chef Smith falsified his Guinness World Record attempt for the longest cooking marathon. The musician had enthusiastically supported Chef Smith’s cook-a-thon, but acknowledged his oversight in not verifying the authenticity of the record before promoting it to his followers.
“I want to sincerely apologize to everyone who believed in Chef Smith’s record because I endorsed it without verifying the facts,” Nacee said, visibly emotional as he knelt during the interview. “I was genuinely excited to support a fellow Ghanaian in what I thought was a remarkable achievement. I am sorry for the trust I misplaced, and I plead with all Ghanaians to forgive Chef Smith as well.”
Nacee’s public apology follows Chef Smith’s admission to falsifying documentation related to his record attempt, which was intended to bring him personal fame and media attention. Chef Smith has also apologized to the management of Amadia Shopping Center, where the event was held, and to his supporters.
