In a horrifying episode from his history, popular music jockey Andy Dosty revealed how he nearly butchered a colleague back in secondary school.
The Hitz FM Presenter’s statement came during a discussion about the recent violent bullying incident at Adisadel College in Cape Coast involving two final-year students in Quaque House.
The event also resulted in the student who attacked his colleague being fired and harsh punishment for everyone involved in the scuffle who neglected to report the incident.
During the show, Andy Dosty admitted to being involved in a violent argument that may have ended in disaster.
He was a student at Prempeh College at the time of the tragedy, and he expressed regret.
He was a student at Prempeh College at the time of the incident, and he expressed tremendous regret for his acts.
He described a time when he nearly killed a fellow student, Obeng Asare, during a weeding disagreement.
“I’m a perpetrator. “I was this close to killing someone,” he claimed. We were instructed to weed. I had gone weeding. My dormitory was upstairs, so I climbed after gardening, and I observed one of our coworkers walking up.”
Andy described how he tried to jokingly knock a bucket off Obeng’s head with a machete, but instead injured his forehead.
“He had also finished weeding and was about to shower.” He had
“He had also finished weeding and was about to shower.” He had placed the pail we used to scoop the water on his head, so I used the machete to knock the pail off his head, and the thing landed directly on his forehead,” he explained.
Andy Dosty, whose emotions were palpable as he recounted the incident, recognised the significance of his conduct.
He went on to say, “How stupid, how foolish I was; I don’t know what was going through my mind,” recounted the disc jockey. “As he landed, he buried his face in his palm and raised his head, and it was like a tap had been opened, and blood was oozing like that.”
“I exclaimed, ‘Jesus!'”
The experienced radio host revealed that he was harshly penalised for his behaviour as a result of the violent incident.
Because of the severity of the injuries, the victim, Obeng Asare, had to undergo surgery.
Andy’s most recent interaction with the sufferer verified the presence of a mark, but he also mentioned that surgery had been conducted to address the visual injuries.
“When students go to school, they make a lot of mistakes and do a lot of wrongs.” “I get worried when I hear stuff like this because, as I previously stated, I’m a suspect,” Andy explained.