Nudity is not good, put a stop to it – Akuapem Poloo advises

Beleaguered actress Akuapem Poloo has expressed remorse for posting a nude picture to mark her son’s seventh birthday last year.

The action has landed her in bosom of the law, which enforced a 90-day jail term on her.

Nonetheless, her lawyer filed an appeal against the ruling and she was granted bail.

Despite initially defying the judgement and announcing to her fans that she is strong and will be back to what she does best, Akuapem Poloo appears to have learnt a few lessons having tasted prison life.

She told journalists in Accra on Saturday, April 24 that she could not even eat while in custody, emaciating in the process

But in thanking the many personalities both home and abroad who support her during the trial, she advised celebrities – both current and upcoming ones – who are fond of posting nude pictures on social media to put a stop to it.

“I want to say this to my colleagues, to the young ones who are coming, that it is not a good act,” she stressed.

“I didn’t know and I did it and this is what I got myself into. So please especially the nudity, I beg you, we should put a stop to it. Nudity is not good.”

Born Rosemond Alade Brown, the single mother was found guilty by a circuit court on all three charges but was sentenced to serve each of the 90-day term concurrently.

Her lawyer, Andrew Vortia, however, proceeded to the High Court to appeal the judgement.

He secured a bail pending hearing on the appeal.

Source; Dklassgh.Com