By D.Klass GH 
Popular Ghanaian chef Chef Smith, who gained popularity for his prolonged Cook-A-Thon attempt, recently made an appearance on live television to address a major dispute involving him.
The matter under consideration concerned a forged certificate he had previously submitted from the Guinness World Records (GWR).
Ghanaians were deeply disappointed and criticized after learning of this revelation.
Chef Smith apologized to the country in a moving moment on the show, breaking down in tears. His sincere request was an attempt to convey his guilt and anguish over what had happened.
He realized the consequences of his behavior and how many of the people who had stood by him during his career had been disappointed.
The controversy began when it was discovered that the GWR certificate he showcased was not authentic.
This revelation sparked a wave of backlash, with many questioning his credibility and integrity.
The public outcry was significant, given the respect and admiration he had garnered in the space.
During his televised apology, Chef Smith emphasized that he never intended to deceive anyone.
He took full responsibility for not verifying the authenticity of the certificate before presenting it to the public.
The emotional plea on live TV was Chef Smith’s way of seeking forgiveness from Ghanaians.
Source: Dklassgh.com