Accra, Ghana – Kwadwo Sarfo Junior, popularly known as Akofena and son of the late industrialist and founder of Kantanka, Apostle Dr. Kwadwo Safo, has rendered an unqualified apology to his family, church members, and Ghanaians following remarks he made about his late father.

Akofena expressed regret over what he described as conduct that brought embarrassment to the memory of his late father, acknowledging the concerns raised by members of his family, church, and the wider public.

Akofena Expresses Regret

In his apology, Kwadwo Sarfo Junior sought forgiveness from those who were offended or disappointed by his comments and actions.

He acknowledged the importance of respecting the memory and legacy of his late father and expressed remorse for remarks that were perceived as denigrating him.

“I am sorry for disgracing my late father,” Akofena said.

His apology comes amid public discussions surrounding his relationship with his late father’s legacy and the issues that have recently attracted attention.

Apology to Church Members and Ghanaians

Akofena also extended his apology to members of his church and the Ghanaian public, asking for forgiveness and understanding.

The development has generated reactions among Ghanaians, with some welcoming the apology and others calling for reconciliation and unity within the family.

Respect for His Father’s Legacy

The late Apostle Dr. Kwadwo Safo was widely known for his work in religion, technology, manufacturing, and philanthropy in Ghana.

Against this background, Akofena’s apology has brought renewed attention to the importance of preserving the legacy and memory of his late father while resolving disagreements respectfully.

The latest development is expected to generate further discussion among family members, church followers, and members of the public.