Ghanaians are turning the gun on GHOne TV presenter Serwaa Amihere for what they describe as "heartless" interview with embattled Chef Ebenezer Smith.

Ebenezer Smith, also known as Chef Smith, recently confessed in an interview to fabricating a Guinness World Record certificate.He admitted to modifying a certificate found online from the Guinness World Records website, inserting his own details into it.Chef Smith, who had long cited inspiration from Guinness World Records, explained, "They have numerous certificates on their website, so I simply chose one and edited it with my own name."

He also clarified that he is not affiliated with the Ghana Chef Association or any other professional body, stating,"I'm not a member of the Ghana Chef Association. I do not belong to any organization. Everything is fake and a lie."

Although Chef Smith remorsefully went on his knees and in tears apologised to Ghanaians on live TV, the host Serwaa Amihere seem unfazed.

This display of sensitivity from Serwaa Amihere has left many questioning if she has the moral authority to interview Chef Smith giving the fact that she has been in the news in recent times for having affair with a married man a day after his wedding. Serwaa Amihere even went to question the very existence of Chef Smith asking "What about your life is real"?

Chef Smith watched on remaining silent.

This revelation follows a statement from Guinness World Records (GWR), which confirmed they were unaware of any attempt by Chef Smith to set a record for the longest cooking marathon by an individual.Madalyn Biefield, GWR’s Public Relations Manager, clarified, "No, this is not true at all. He does not hold a GWR title, and that certificate is not authentic."

Mr. Agbovi, the General Secretary of the Chefs Association, expressed disappointment over the fake certificate and unauthorized use of their logo, noting, "You can call him a chef because he is a professional, but he is not a registered member of the Chefs Association of Ghana."

Chef Smith had recently claimed to have set a record for the longest individual cooking marathon, citing an alleged confirmation email from Guinness World Records (GWR), but GWR has refuted any record attempt or confirmation.

The incident has sparked public outrage and scrutiny following the revelation of the likely fraudulent certificate.

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