Renowned gospel musician Isaac Kwadwo Ampong, popularly known as Great Ampong, has expressed his willingness to personally apologize to former President John Dramani Mahama.

Speaking in an interview on Property FM, Ampong revealed that although he recently released a song titled Apology, he is prepared to take an extra step by seeking Mahama’s forgiveness in person if the opportunity presents itself.

“I know President Mahama would hear my apology song, but if there is an opportunity to meet him and ask for forgiveness, I would do so,” he stated, as reported by MyNewsGh.com.

Ampong acknowledged that gaining access to the former president requires protocol, emphasizing that one cannot simply walk into the Jubilee House unannounced.

“To go to him at the Jubilee House, you’ll need someone to lead you before you can be allowed. Otherwise, if you rush there, it wouldn’t be a wise thing to do,” he noted.

He also recalled how dancehall artiste Shatta Wale publicly apologized to Mahama before the 2024 elections and stated that he would not hesitate to do the same if given the chance.

“If the Lord permits and there is a chance, I won’t have a problem apologizing to Mahama one-on-one because Shatta Wale also did the same,” he added.

“Even if it means kneeling down to beg President Mahama, I would do it because I won’t be the first person to ask him for forgiveness.”

Ampong’s statement suggests a shift in his stance, signaling his readiness to mend any past misunderstandings with the former president.