Kelvin Taylor on apologizing trail

who has made ethnocentric comments insulting everyone else in Ghana, led to him and his family begging, and appeared before the Oguaamanhen Osabarimba Kwesi Atta II and Oguaa Traditional Council to apologize. However, Kelvin Taylor, a Ghanaian social commentator based in the United States, has been involved in some controversies and legal issues in Ghana.
He is known for insulting presidents, chiefs, ministers, religious leaders, opinion leaders etc
He insulted Asantes and their chiefs
Kevin Taylor: Faced warnings from North American Muslims to apologize for insulting remarks about Islam and Muslims on his show “With All Due Respect”. Failure to apologize could lead to consequences like boycotts.
Apology to Nana Yaa Brefo: Kevin Taylor apologized to his colleague Nana Yaa Brefo after she shared how he made her a laughing stock among peers.
Threats towards Okatakyie Afrifa: Kevin Taylor was reported to have threatened Okatakyie Afrifa, saying “I will take something precious from you & you will never be happy again”.
Recent Developments Involving Kelvin Taylor
– Supreme Court Ruling: The Supreme Court of Ghana quashed a bench warrant issued against Kelvin Taylor in a 4-1 majority decision. The warrant was issued by Justice Eric Kyei Baffour in January 2020 over comments Taylor made about the judge’s handling of a case.
Controversy and Commentary: Kelvin Taylor is known for his outspoken commentary on Ghanaian politics through his show “With All Due Respect”. His comments have sparked debates and led to legal challenges in the past.