Suspended Marwarko Supervisor apologises to victim

The Lebanese Supervisor at Marwarko, Jihad Chaaban, who allegedly splashed blended pepper onto the face of a Ghanaian employee Evelyn Boakye has apologised to the victim of his needless actions.

In a sincere apology letter dated March 5 2017, he said he regrets the incident since it has tarnished the reputation of the lady in question and the company.

“I wish very sincerely to personally apologise to you for the incident on the night of 26 February 2017 at our Ablenkpe place of work,”

He added: “True to God, all I sought to do was to point you to something I found wrong. I admit I was angry a bit at the moment and saw you panic and accidentally resulting in the pepper splashing onto your face.”

Jihad Chaaban in his sincere apology letter, pleaded with Evelyn Boaky to refute rumours that the money he gave her as transport fare to the clinic on the said night of the incident was to make her tightlipped over the issue.

“Please don’t feel I have any hatred for you because you got the police to arrest me and I have to face prosecution and disciplinary proceedings at the same time. I also regret that you may have felt the transport money I gave you was intended to stop you from taking any action. I take my suspension in good faith because of what happened, which has not only hurt you but also brought such embarrassment to the company we both gave our best to give it the excellent reputation it enjoys.”

“Once again, without prejudice, I very sincerely regret the incident and apologise to you,” he pleaded.