Popular Kumasi-based radio presenter DJ KA has publicly apologised following the circulation of an alleged private bedroom video that placed him at the centre of a fierce social media storm.
The Kessben FM personality, whose real name is Rexford Adu Ntim, addressed the controversy after the footage began spreading across multiple online platforms on July 21, 2026. The development triggered intense reactions and placed his personal life under widespread public scrutiny.
Speaking about the incident, DJ KA reportedly apologised to Ghanaians, his followers and those whose reputations may have been affected by the embarrassing situation.
He maintained that the footage was not recent, claiming it was recorded approximately four years ago. DJ KA also reportedly attributed the video’s initial circulation to a nephew who had access to his phone.
The broadcaster further alleged that the old recording had been used to blackmail him before eventually appearing online. However, he did not publicly identify the person he accused of blackmail or disclose whether the matter had been reported to the police. His claims about the circumstances surrounding the leak have not been independently verified.
DJ KA’s apology has attracted mixed reactions. While some fans have expressed sympathy and urged the public to respect his privacy, others believe the presenter must take responsibility for the existence and handling of such sensitive material.
The controversy has also reopened discussions about digital privacy, consent and the damaging consequences of circulating intimate content without permission.
DJ KA has built a significant following through his radio career and his online promotion of classic Ghanaian music. The scandal, however, has placed his carefully developed public image under pressure as supporters wait to see how he navigates the fallout.
Despite the criticism, the presenter appears determined to move forward after offering his explanation and apology.
The incident remains a reminder that private digital content can cause lasting personal and professional damage when it falls into the wrong hands. It also highlights the need for social media users to avoid sharing sensitive footage that violates the privacy and dignity of the people involved.
