Controversial Ghanaian actor Prince David Osei has narrated what transpired on social media after the NPP lost in the just-ended 2024 election. <\/p>\n In an interview on Hitz FM on December 11, 2024, Prince David noted that after his congratulatory post to the President-elect, John Mahama, he gave his phone to his cousin. <\/p>\n He insisted that it was his cousins who responded to the heavy backlash on social media. <\/p>\n “After the elections, we were all pained and depressed because we were all surprised by the outcome. But I came out to congratulate the NDC and the president-elect. I even posted him. Then I started to get a lot of attacks on Twitter so I even left the phone.<\/p>\n “Normally when they start to bully me, I just leave the phone to my cousins and close friends. So I woke up and saw on the news that I had insulted the president-elect. So I went to my Twitter feed and saw nothing. So I asked my cousins if they were the one, and they said people were annoying them so they had to reply. <\/p>\n “But I asked them who insulted the president and they said they were not the one… Normally when they start bullying I don’t reply to those messages. My cousins and my friends were the ones responding to the messages because they were tired of the bully. But I have asked them and they said they didn’t do it. But I am sure they deleted it afterward,” he said. <\/p>\n Prince David Osei added that he had been receiving death threatening messages after the incident happened on social media. <\/p>\n “People were constantly calling my phone and when I pick they will threaten me that they will kill me, and I will go to jail,” he added. <\/p>\n What happened <\/b><\/p>\n It could be recalled that following Mahama\u2019s victory in the 2024 presidential election, Osei, in a now-deleted post intended to congratulate the president-elect, stated that he himself would be president one day.<\/p>\n This post, however, was met with insults from some users who lambasted him for his comment.<\/p>\n An infuriated Osei, in response to one comment, labelled the commenter a \u201cfool\u201d and questioned why he couldn\u2019t aspire to be president, suggesting even a \u201cdrunkard\u201d had been elected.<\/p>\n The remarks were widely interpreted as an insult to Mahama, fuelling anger among Ghanaians, particularly NDC supporters.<\/p>\n Watch as Ghanaians share their emotions on John Mahama’s presidential win<\/b><\/p>\n![\"Ghanaian](\"https:\/\/cdn.ghanaweb.com\/imagelib\/pics\/496\/49661161.295.jpg\" "\\"Ghanaian")
Ghanaian actor Prince David Osei<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n