The Film Producers Association of Ghana (FIPAG) has suspended Ghanaian actress and film producer Tracey Boakye over the use of foul language in her recent outbursts on social media.
According to a statement signed by the Association’s President James Aboagye what Tracey did in her videos was in diametric opposition to the Ghanaian cultures, traditions, ethics and sensibilities.
The suspension means that the actress and film producer would not take part in any of the association’s activities until further notice.
See the full statement below:
“Our attention has been drawn to recent publications and circulation of videos social media pistons of vulgar and unprintable exchanges between Tracey Boakye a The contents at so bad and affront to our Ghanaian Cultures, Traditions, E Sensibilities. The Film Producers’ Association of Ghana (FIPAG) finds their actions vary regrettable especially that of Miss Tracey Boakye, who happens to be an actress and a Film Producer and therefore supposed to serve as a role model.
The Film FIPAG wishes to render an unqualified apology to the general public and man involved for her behaviour as that display of character does represent what the film industry stands for or wishes to propagate. We wish that Ghanaians will find a space in their hearts to forgive her.
In view of this, FIPAG has immediately suspended miss Tracey Boakye indefinitely. She is not supposed to take part in any of the activities during this period until the situation is reviewed.”
