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Rudeboy threatens lawsuit against X user over defamatory claims

Nigerian music star Paul Okoye, popularly known as Rudeboy of the defunct P-Square duo, has vowed to take legal action against a social media user who accused him of misconduct involving a domestic worker. The controversy began after photos from the 25th birthday celebration of Rudeboy’s wife, Ivy Ifeoma, surfaced on X (formerly Twitter). An account with the handle @chubbiedivah alleged that the singer coerced a household help, even implying the woman was underage at the time. The claims were further amplified by another user, @darkskinnedtemi, who described herself as a feminist and added critical remarks. The post quickly reached Rudeboy’s fan base, who flagged the defamatory allegations to him. In an unusually fiery response, the “Reason With Me” crooner vowed to make an example of the poster. “I hardly reply, but you see this one @chubbiedivah, if you like […]

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Ghanaian Entrepreneur Sues Kevin Taylor for GH¢20M Over Defamation

Dr. William Anarfi Sarpong, a Ghanaian medical entrepreneur, has taken legal action against US-based journalist Kevin Taylor and his media platform, Loud Silence Media, for defamation. The lawsuit, filed at the High Court in Accra, seeks GH¢20 million in damages over allegations made by Taylor during a Facebook Live broadcast between February 26 and 28, 2025.According to the court documents, Taylor accused Dr. Anarfi of fraudulent dealings and misconduct involving the Ghanaian government. However, Dr. Anarfi, the owner of Spintex Medical Center, has denied these claims, labeling them as false and malicious fabrications intended to damage his reputation. His legal team, Gomdah & Associates, argues that Taylor's statements went beyond professional criticism and included exposing the entrepreneur’s family by sharing their personal details and images.The court has given Taylor and Loud Silence Media eight days to respond to the lawsuit […]

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NPP Youth Organizer Apologizes for Defamation Against Gyampo.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Youth Organizer recently issued a public apology to Professor Ransford Gyampo, a senior lecturer at the University of Ghana, for previously making defamatory remarks about him. The Youth Organizer's statements were found to be unsubstantiated, and the apology aims to address any harm caused to Professor Gyampo’s reputation.This public apology highlights an effort within Ghanaian political circles to promote accountability and civility in discourse. The organizer expressed regret for any distress caused, and Professor Gyampo has reportedly acknowledged the apology, which could help mend relationships and foster a respectful political environment.

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Akua Donkor Plans to Sue John Mahama.

Akua Donkor, leader of the Ghana Freedom Party, has announced plans to file a lawsuit against former president John Mahama. Donkor claims Mahama made defamatory remarks about her during his campaign. She has demanded an apology and hinted at legal action if he does not retract his statements. The potential lawsuit adds to the tension in the lead-up to the 2024 elections, with both parties trading barbs.

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