I Don’t Handle My Website" – Zion Felix Addresses Grammatical Errors

Popular Ghanaian blogger, Zion Felix, has responded to criticisms about grammatical errors on his website, clarifying that he does not personally manage it. Speaking with Obomengniibaa Nana Akua on Penpensiwa at AsaasePa 107.3, he explained that while he oversees his Instagram and Twitter pages, his website is run by a team.

"I only handle my Instagram and Twitter pages, but I do not remember the last time I opened the website to check the dashboard," Zion Felix revealed. He emphasized that mistakes are never intentional, especially for someone working hard to build a reputable brand.

"We are all human; nobody deliberately creates errors, especially when building a brand. Sometimes, my team might be at an event and has to post quickly; otherwise, someone else will break the news first. You always have to be ahead of the game," he explained.

However, he assured his audience that his team is always open to feedback and makes corrections as soon as errors are pointed out.

"The moment someone alerts us or comments about a mistake, we acknowledge it, thank them, and make the necessary corrections," he said.

Zion Felix also highlighted how technology can sometimes cause errors beyond a writer’s control.

"Sometimes, autocorrect changes a correct sentence into something completely different. You think you have posted something accurate, only to go online and see that it has changed into something else," he added.

Despite these challenges, he reassured his audience that his team remains committed to delivering timely and quality content while ensuring accuracy in their reporting. Penpensiwa airs every Saturday from 2 PM to 5 PM on AsaasePa 107.3.