‘I Apologize If I Hurt Anyone…I Suffered A Relapse’ — Abena Korkor

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And it comes full circle. Former UCC SRC Presidential candidate and current T.A at the school, Abena Kokor Addo, has seemingly backtracked on her allegations of s*xual escapades with big men and claims it was due to a ‘relapse’.
Korkor, who suffers from bipolar disorder, took to social media to apologize for her actions, attributing it to a relapse of her mental condition.
The weekend in Ghana was lit after Korkor came out with allegations against several ‘big men’ in the country, who she claimed pay for s*x. She revealed each one’s strength and weaknesses in bed and caused a massive furore.
However, after the story trended for over a couple days Korkor is now seemingly walking it back. She posted on her whatsapp status that — “I apologize if I hurt anyone. God be our strength,”

She also wrote: “I shall not die but live and declare to the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. 
I have not quit as a teaching assistant, as a Mixologist nor a mental health advocate. I had a relapse
 I am fine now and strong. Thanks for the support and prayers,”
She later posted a video seeking to encourage all who have challenges, calling them to put their trust in God.


Source: ghanacelebrities.com

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