Social media personality Albert Nat Hyde, known as Bongo Ideas and Onua TV journalist, Captain Smart, are on X platform's Trend List over a comment made by the former against the latter about 2 years ago.

The unsavoury comments resurfaced after it was alleged an interview scheduled for Tuesday by Media General's Onua TV to have social media personality Albert Nat Hyde, known as Bongo Ideas, share a recent tragic incident was cancelled at the very last moment.

Recent reports had it that Bongo Ideas was kidnapped by some men alleged to be police officers despite the Police Service disputing this claim.

In a recent interview on DW, Bongo Ideas noted that he has been warned against making comments about President Akufo-Addo.

Many hoped that his subsequent interview with Captain Smart, host of Maakye on Onua TV, who has criticised the Akufo-Addo-led government would provide more revelation.

However, many were disappointed, as the interview did not take place as scheduled.

Reacting to this development, X user, Asamoah, alleged that the interview was cancelled because of a comment made by Bongo Ideas in the past against Captain Smart.

"But couple of hours before the interview, someone sent this to Captain Smart, prompting him of how Bongo ideas insulted him (Captain) with his chest out," he wrote.

The X post made by Bongo Ideas described Captain Smart as an "unprofessional journalist."

This remains a claim, as it has not been confirmed by either Captain Smart or Bongo Ideas.

Two years ago, Bongo Ideas lambasted Captain Smart for nearly sacking former Member of Parliament for Kumbugu, Ras Mubarak from the show after nearly two minutes of a verbal altercation.

Ras Mubarak complained to Captain Smart over what he deemed to be noise and interference from a makeup artist in the studio.

Interestingly, Captain Smart objected to Ras Mubarak’s call, questioning why he would pay attention to the staff instead of focusing on the show.

Responding to this, Bongo Ideas labbed Captain Smart as a "primitive and tasteless" journalist for "making the most noise."

"Captain Smart ignorantly thinks being a great journalist means you must be seen to be making the most noise. His argument with Ras Mubarak exposes his archaic, primitive and tasteless journalism style."

"I wonder if any discerning Ghanaian pays audience to his shows."