MC Ollo apologizes for tweet about sleeping on Bebe Cool’s daughter’s bed at Gayaza High School
MC Ollo has apologized for a tweet he made about sleeping on Bebe Cool's daughter's bed at Gayaza High School, which was “misconstrued and taken out of context.” The post MC Ollo apologizes for tweet about sleeping on Bebe Cool’s daughter’s bed at Gayaza High School appeared first on MBU.
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NTV T-Nation presenter MC Ollo, real name Stanley Odong, has apologised over a sensitive tweet he made about sleeping on singer Bebe Cool’s daughter’s bed at Gayaza High School.
In a tweet made on Wednesday night but later deleted, MC Ollo a.k.a Luoboy Ollo seemed to reveal how he slept on Bebe Cool’s daughter’s bed on his recent visit to Gayaza High School.
While at Gayaza High School hosting the National Schools Championship boot camp by @stanbicug bank, I looked for the cubicle (dormitory) where Bebe Cool’s daughter sleeps in that’s where l slept; on the exact bed I left a note “Remember MC Ollo. MC Ollo’s tweet read
The tweet immediately fetched mixed reactions from netizens who called the emcee out for sleeping in a girls dormitory and showing interest in a teenager.
Early on Thursday morning, MC Ollo via X has issued another tweet in which he apologises for his earlier tweet.
The Kiromo Teenz Team Leader explains how his tweet was misconstrued and taken out of context.
“Regrettably, my words have been misconstrued, causing harm and discomfort. I deeply regret my poor choice of words and the unintended consequences of my actions,” Ollo writes.
He goes on to reveal that he spent a night at the school in the girls dormitory because it is an all-girls school and it was part of the arrangements ahead of the Bootcamp of the National Schools Championship.
He apologises to the brands mentioned in his tweet and vows to learn from his mistakes to exercise better caution in the future.
It is understood that Bebe Cool’s daughter Beata Ssali goes to the same school.
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