Akeem Bundu-Kamara has been fired from The Apprentice in double elimination

OHMYGOSSIP — Akeem Bundu-Kamara has been fired in a double elimination from BBC’s ‘Apprentice’.
The strategy manager, who’s bad choice of branding let him down in previous tasks, faced the wrath of Lord Sugar after he failed to impress the business mogul with his poor choice of packaging.
Tonight’s (10.03.22) episode saw both teams having to come up with a new baby food product.
Akeem’s choice of ‘First Time Foodies’ as the logo, which read as ‘First Time Dies’, resulted in no sales despite Harpreet’s product delivering in taste, that almost generated 10,000 units worth of sales had it not been for the branding.
The 72-year-old business mogul – who brought back all candidates into the boardroom after they failed to sell any products to the retailer – wasn’t just finished with Aaron who was the first to get fired tonight.
Lord Sugar said: “This is the most diabolical situation with two bad products that there are now going to be four people in the famous five.”
He then turned to Akeem, who’s label “sounds like a Bond movie” and said:
“Akeem you were part of the team that came up with that label, it was the reason why you never got any orders.
“I don’t feel that I’ve seen much from you in the past 10 weeks. Regretfully Akeem you’re fired.”
Reflecting on his experience of being the last man standing, Akeem said: “Feeling extremely gutted as you can imagine! To technically make the final five, but not to make it to the interview stage, well, it’s unfortunate but I feel like I’ve done well. Two wins as PM so, I’ve definitely got things to be proud of and now it’s all about advancing with my business.
“All the girls were very confident, they had very applicable skill sets to the tasks; marketing, event management and others, which I think really helped.
‘I feel like my business, and the way I approach business, is very different to others and is why I would have been a perfect business partner for Lord Sugar. But, at the end of the day, he made the decision not to invest in me and my business and that’s his prerogative. I would rather have a strong yes off somebody who wants it, rather than a half-hearted yes.”

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