Sarkodie, other celebs under fire over alleged fake UN award

Multiple award-winning rapper Sarkodie and other celebrities are being trolled on Twitter after receiving alleged fake award from a supposed representative of the UN and the Kofi Annan Foundation.

The ceremony dubbed Global Leadership Service to Humanity Awards was held on 28 August 2020 with some well known dignitaries in the country being awarded.

However, it turns out that the supposed representative of the UN, Dr. Kwame Owusu Fordjour aka Dr UN is not a representative of the global body.

Dr. Wayne Winston Aka Dr. Kwame Fordjour has claimed multiple times he went to the Harvard Kennedy School. Checks reveal that he didn’t indeed attend Harvard. This was his response when probed on the subject. pic.twitter.com/SAb34Wg2yM

— Jöel (@KojoTelfer) September 4, 2020

The Ghanaian celebrities have therefore come under intense public backlash for failing to do background checks before jumping on board for the awards.

Other personalities who also received the awards include TV icon Berla Mundi, Hughes, Nathaniel Attoh, Chairman Wontumi, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ghana amongst others.

Ebi like na the woman saf know say the award be fake. Gh hushpuppi, Nam1's brother we hail you😏😏😂 pic.twitter.com/uLRxo6cUPK

— Emerald Bigailz🌺🌹 (@cheremaah) September 3, 2020

Sarkodie, D Black, Berla Mundi scammed with Fake UN Awards by Dr UN 🤣🤣🤣

full vid: https://t.co/GnPwxWsLke pic.twitter.com/PNj2uMrFRQ

— Malik Ofori (@malikofori) September 4, 2020

By Juliana Tamatey, Showbiz writer, Daily Mail GH

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