Former Member of Parliament for Akuapem North, Nana Ama Dokua Asiamah-Adjei, has threatened legal action against journalist Kwaku Annan over what she describes as “malicious, untrue and purposely calculated” allegations made against her on his programme, The Frontline.
In a legal notice from her lawyers, the former Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry refuted claims that she had been declared wanted by the Ghana Police Service for alleged crimes, including conspiracy to commit a crime and publication of nudity.
The notice dismissed the allegations as “frivolous, unverified, and without any cogent basis whatsoever.”
“Our client has never been engaged in any crime or declared wanted by any investigative body at any point in time in the entirety of her life,” the statement emphasized, adding that she remains a law-abiding citizen willing to assist with any investigation if required.
The legal team has demanded that Kwaku Annan cease making what they describe as defamatory statements and retract his claims immediately.
Failure to do so, they warned, would result in legal action to protect the reputation of Nana Ama Dokua Asiamah-Adjei.
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