Gospel singer Empress Gifty watched her court case stall when Nana Agradaa's lawyer skipped the hearing. Tema High Court could not proceed with the defamation lawsuit because the defense attorney never showed up. Sam Kyere represents Empress Gifty and expressed frustration about the missing lawyer. The singer wants 20 million cedis from Agradaa for harmful statements made against her. Agradaa posted mean comments about the gospel star on social media platforms.
The legal action seeks to stop Agradaa from making future attacks on Empress Gifty's reputation. The gospel singer demands removal of all nasty videos and recordings from online sites. She also wants payment for legal expenses and attorney fees from the case. Judges must decide whether Agradaa actually damaged the gospel star's good name through her statements. The lawsuit focuses on defamatory remarks Agradaa made about her music rival.
Kyere filed legal documents that show Agradaa harmed his client's reputation through false statements. The attorney believes the comments clearly qualify as defamation under Ghana law. Court officials will examine evidence and determine if Agradaa owes money damages. The hearing continues June 26 when both parties must return with their legal teams. The case highlights ongoing conflicts between the two popular female entertainers.
The legal action seeks to stop Agradaa from making future attacks on Empress Gifty's reputation. The gospel singer demands removal of all nasty videos and recordings from online sites. She also wants payment for legal expenses and attorney fees from the case. Judges must decide whether Agradaa actually damaged the gospel star's good name through her statements. The lawsuit focuses on defamatory remarks Agradaa made about her music rival.
Kyere filed legal documents that show Agradaa harmed his client's reputation through false statements. The attorney believes the comments clearly qualify as defamation under Ghana law. Court officials will examine evidence and determine if Agradaa owes money damages. The hearing continues June 26 when both parties must return with their legal teams. The case highlights ongoing conflicts between the two popular female entertainers.
