Accra-based radio station Hot 93.9 FM has issued an apology to Eugene Arhin, the Communications Director at the Presidency, following a recent incident on the Morning Drive show.
This comes after receiving a letter from Arhin’s legal representatives regarding comments made about him during a broadcast.
The station expressed regret over the remarks and acknowledged that they should not have been aired.
Hot FM promptly responded to the situation by retracting the comments and offering an unreserved apology.
The Accra-based media house emphasized its commitment to upholding professional standards and ensuring fairness in its reporting.
Moving forward, Hot FM reaffirmed its dedication to responsible journalism and pledged to review its editorial processes to prevent similar incidents.
They expressed their hope for an amicable resolution with Eugene Arhin and reiterated their apology for any unintended repercussions from the broadcast.
