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GhanaWeb published an article titled: ‘Gifty Andoh Appiah: This is crazy, Kojo Antwi's financial interview could make Ghanaians rich’ in the Opinions section on Tuesday and attributed it to Graphic.com.gh.
This story was aggregated from a marketing fraud website, patagoniaspeed.world which took the interface of Graphic.com.gh to look like a story published on the website.
GhanaWeb was a victim of marketing fraud and regrets its action especially when there was no interview of a sort and Graphic.com.gh has not published any article of that kind.
GhanaWeb renders an unqualified apology to Daily Graphic (graphic.com.gh), Gifty Andoh Appiah, Kojo Antwi for the article published on our site.
-GhanaWeb
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