Ghana's National Security Minister, Kan Dapaah ‘models’ for alleged sidechick in leaked video

Hon. Kan Dapaah, Ghana’s National Security Minister became a trending topic on social media after being spotted in a leaked video modelling for his alleged sidechick.

Though it is unclear how the video got to public space, however Kan Dapaah was heard discussing trivial issues with his alleged mistress which bordered on what he was wearing and their last meeting.

At some point in the viral video, he was heard saying;

“How much I wish I could have hugged you. Awwww I did that day and it was sooo nice. It will put me to sleep immediately. The last time you did to me, didn’t it put me to sleep?”

Commenting on the leaked romantic tape, Ghana’s National Security Minister alleged that the video is a doctored series of conversations that seeks to lure people who have materials that can compromise high profiled personalities in the country.

Asides asking Ghanaians to disregard the video and treat it with contempt, Kan Dapaah also alleged that the individuals involved in the video are part of an investigation which is known to the security hierarchy of the country.

His statement read;

My attention has been drawn to a video circulating on social media purported to be a recorded conversation of myself and a friend.

The said conversation is first of all, part of a broader series of conversations in an effort to uncover persons behind attempts to gather material which could be used to compromise key personalities. Security sector persons routinely employ various methods including baits to uncover cells. This conversation is one such effort.
Secondly, the recording of this conversation and a second telephone conversation of a different subject have been doctored to achieve a false impression of untoward conduct by myself.
Thankfully, an operation related to this matter was successful in retrieving the original and the edited versions of some of the materials. Persons associated with it are subjects of an ongoing investigation known to the relevant security hierarchy.
I assure the Ghanaian public that nothing compromising, untoward or undermining has been occasioned.