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In a shocking turn of events, gospel musician Ernest Opoku has publicly admitted to fabricating a scandalous story involving alleged sexual misconduct on a VIP bus.<\/p>\n
This revelation came during an interview on the popular \u201cDelay Show,\u201d leaving both fans and critics astounded by the musician\u2019s confession.<\/p>\n
Ernest Opoku had previously claimed that he experienced a sexually explicit encounter with a woman on a VIP bus.<\/p>\n
However, during the interview with the show\u2019s host, Deloris Frimpong Manso, he unequivocally reversed his earlier statement, admitting that the entire narrative was entirely untrue.<\/p>\n
In the interview, Ernest Opoku faced tough questions from Deloris Frimpong Manso, who sought to understand why he had initially made such a sensational claim. Opoku responded by stating, \u201cOh! It is not true. It is true that I said it, but it was false. It is not true because someone sitting in a VIP bus where other people are present, how could such an act occur? For me, I said my own thing. Whatever they want to use it for, it is up to them, but it is not true, and nothing of that sort ever happened.\u201d<\/p>\n
This shocking admission has sent shockwaves across the gospel music community and beyond.<\/p>\n
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