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Broadcaster and cultural expert, Kwasi Kyei Darkwah, popularly known as KKD, has made an interesting appeal to some ladies in the country.
According to him, his inbox is constantly flooded with nude pictures from women.
Speaking on GTV, KKD called on ladies involved to put a stop to it.
Too many ladies sending me their 'naked pictures'- KKD. pic.twitter.com/RBoRfR9C3q
— Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (@thegbcghana) November 5, 2021
“I had to block one of my numbers recently because I was getting too many ladies sending me their naked pictures; please stop it,” he said.
The broadcaster said he adopted an approach by responding by saying, “I think you send your pictures to the wrong number,” he said.
This, he says, has proven unsuccessful.
“And then they come back and say things like ‘oh’ Mr KKD; this is especially for you.”
He insists that his “queue is already too long” and doesn’t need any persons engaging him in such a manner.
“My queue is already too long. I don’t need those, thank you.”
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