"If I've offended you I apologise": Kennedy Agyapong says after losing $18M case

**Kennedy Agyapong Apologises After Losing $18M Case to Anas**

Former Assin Central MP, Kennedy Agyapong, has issued an apology. He addressed those he may have wronged in the past. This comes after losing a defamation case to journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas. The court awarded Anas $18 million in damages.

A video of Agyapong's apology went viral. Many linked his actions to the recent court ruling. He spoke at what appeared to be a New Patriotic Party event, wearing party colors.

In the video, Agyapong expressed regret. "Anybody that feels like I have offended him, I apologise," he stated. He also mentioned forgiving anyone who felt they had wronged him.

Viewers reacted positively to his humility. Some noted they had never seen this side of him before. Others attributed his calm demeanor to the significant financial loss from the lawsuit.

Social media users shared various comments on his apology video. One user remarked about the impact of losing $18 million on him. Another questioned if he would seek forgiveness for Ahmed Suale's death.

Photos from the courtroom also gained attention online. They showed Agyapong with his legal team after the verdict was announced. In one image, he was seen drinking water while his lawyers looked concerned.

The case has sparked discussions among Ghanaians regarding its implications for Agyapong's future in politics and beyond.