Kumasi-based road contractor, Kofi Job Gyebi, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Frank Kwaku Appiah, also known as Appiah Stadium, in the Kumasi High Court.
The CEO of Kofi Job Company Limited is seeking GH₵5 million in damages, alleging that video content circulated by Appiah Stadium has tarnished his reputation and caused significant embarrassment.
According to the court filing, Kofi Job claims that Appiah Stadium’s false publication on social media platforms, including TikTok, has negatively impacted his business and personal reputation.
In addition to monetary compensation, Kofi Job is demanding a retraction and a public apology from the defendant, along with legal costs.
Appiah Stadium, a known supporter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), is accused of disseminating false information about Kofi Job’s road construction company.
The court case aims to uncover the truth behind these allegations, with Kofi Job determined to restore his name and protect his business reputation.
This legal battle has garnered significant attention in the Kumasi community, with many closely following its developments.
The outcome of this case may set a crucial precedent for defamation lawsuits in Ghana, underscoring the importance of responsible speech and the protection of individual reputations.
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Road contractor Kofi Job has filed a defamation lawsuit against Frank Kwaku Appiah, popularly known as Appiah Stadium or John Mahama Ba, at the Kumasi High Court seeking GHS5 million in damages for video content circulated by Appiah Stadium that allegedly harmed his reputation… pic.twitter.com/zwfxJChERs
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