Metro TV has rendered an unreserved apology to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and former President Nana Akufo-Addo following comments made by a communicator for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), according to Asaase Radio.
The apology was reported by Asaase Radio on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. The broadcaster's statement concerned remarks attributed to the NDC communicator that aired in connection with Metro TV.
Asaase Radio did not, in the material available, specify the exact wording of the comments or the name of the communicator involved.
The report frames the apology as directed at both the opposition party and the former president, indicating that the remarks were seen as affecting the NPP and Akufo-Addo personally.
The development places attention on how Ghanaian broadcasters handle political commentary carried on their platforms, and on the willingness of media houses to publicly address complaints from parties and public figures.
Metro TV's apology was described by Asaase Radio as unreserved, though the full text of the statement was not included in the reporting summarised here.
It is not yet clear from the available reporting whether the NPP or Akufo-Addo's office has responded to the apology, or whether any further action is being considered.
Watch for any public reaction from the NPP or from Akufo-Addo's representatives, and for any statement from Metro TV or the NDC communicator clarifying the remarks at the centre of the apology.
