The mother of social media figure Ebo Noah has made a heartfelt appeal to Ghana’s leaders and the Ghana Police Service, asking for leniency following her son’s recent run-in with the law.
In a video shared on social media, she called on traditional rulers, political figures, and prominent public personalities to intervene on Ebo Noah’s behalf.
“Nana Osei Tutu, Nana Akufo-Addo, President Mahama, Nana Ama McBrown, I’m pleading with you all. IGP and Ghana Police, we can see the good work you are all doing,” she said.
She acknowledged that her son’s actions were wrong but emphasized that he is genuinely remorseful.
“I know Ebo Noah didn’t do the right thing. He has regretted and he doesn’t have money to pay the court,” she explained.
The mother also recognized the emotional impact of her son’s conduct on social media users, stressing that he is truly sorry for misleading others.
“He played with everyone’s emotions on social media and he’s sorry about that,” she added.
Clarifying misconceptions, she insisted that Ebo Noah is not mentally unwell, but unemployed and perhaps influenced by the success of others on social media.
“He’s not a mad person, he’s jobless so maybe he thought he could use TikTok to make some money as others are doing,” she noted.
Ebo Noah’s mother ended by appealing directly to influential Ghanaians to help advocate for her son, urging compassion and forgiveness.
“People who have a voice in the country should kindly help plead on his behalf. Please have mercy on me and pardon my son for his actions,” she pleaded.
