“I’m truly sorry and absolutely ashamed about all of it” – Deezy publicly apologizes for sexual assault allegations

Edward Asafu Adjaye, also known as Deezy on social media, has finally spoken out about sexual assault allegations leveled against him.

On August 10th, some girls on social media accused Deezy of sexually assaulting them. According to the victims, the Ghanaian socialite has been bugging them for sex and has gone so far as to send them photos of his manhood.

According to some of the victims who spoke on a viral Twitter space, Deezy becomes enraged and blocks them on social media if they do not react to his nude photos.
Deezy, on the other hand, remained silent on his suspension and the sexual accusations until yesterday, September 14th, 2022, when he issued an unqualified apology to the victims and his followers.

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In a post on his social, he wrote:

“This apology is long overdue. But it was necessary to take time to fully process and reflect on everything that’s happened. I firstly want everyone, most especially the women on the receiving end of those communications, to know that from the bottom of my heart, I’m truly sorry and absolutely ashamed about all of it,” he said.

He added that “I did not carry myself in a respectable manner at all and that behavior is not acceptable from me or anyone for that matter. There are no words that can possibly convey how remorseful I am but I believe the best apology is changed behavior and so from now on, I will dedicate myself to being much more respectful and mindful in all my dealings”.

“Everyone of you deserved much better from me and that’s all I will strive for moving forward,” he concluded.

See his post below.

Deezy was suspended from the Culture Management Group (CMG), the organizers of Afrochella, as a result of the allegations. The popular music festival organizers stated in a press release that “Culture Management Group has zero tolerance for any form of harassment, discrimination, or violence.”

See their statement below.