- Pappy Kojo apologizes for past behavior, cites alcoholism
- Rapper makes amends with Keche after public feud
- Pappy Kojo pledges to avoid future drama, seeks positivity
Ghanaian rapper Pappy Kojo has openly expressed regret for his previous actions and behavior, offering apologies to anyone he may have offended along the way. In a candid interview, he attributed his past public rants to alcoholism and pledged to abstain from any drama, whether in his personal life or online.
When asked during an interview on Kingdom FM if his apology included actress Yvonne Nelson, whom he has previously insulted, Pappy Kojo clarified that he did not specifically mention her in his outbursts. He explained that when he referred to the name “Yvonne,” it could have pertained to anyone and was not directed solely at the actress.
Nonetheless, he revealed that he has personally apologized to the “Yvonne” involved in his comments.
In addition, the “Realer No” hitmaker extended his apologies to the musical duo Keche, whom he acknowledged he had repeatedly disrespected in the past. Pappy Kojo admitted that while Joshua, a member of Keche, may have instigated the conflict, his own reaction was excessive and led many to believe he was trying to provoke a feud with the group.
Despite the past friction, Pappy Kojo praised Keche as a legendary group and emphasized that he has no desire to engage in further drama with them. He declared that he has turned over a new leaf and has resolved to steer clear of messy social media confrontations in the future.
