Adu-Boahene’s NPP lawyer gives Ghanaweb a 7-day ultimatum to apologise over publication or else!
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Legal counsel for the former Director-General of the National Signals Bureau (NSB), Kwabena Adu-Boahene, has issued a 7-day ultimatum to GhanaWeb, Ghana’s leading news online portal, for perusing a witness statement against his client.
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Lawyer Atta Akyea, in a strong-worded rejoinder to a GhanaWeb publication under the headline “Adu-Boahene’s Enterprise Dreams Limited sold stolen cars from North America – EOCO” is demanding retraction and an unqualified apology from the media organization for playing its role of disseminating information to public.
The publication which was an extract from a witness statement by an investigator of the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO), Frank Marshall Cromwell, and presented in the High Court hearing Adu-Boahene’s case found the companies of Adu-Boahene and his wife to be involved in car theft.
“Frank Marshall Cromwell said, in the witness statement, that “A4 is the shareholder of a number of companies all of which are directed, operated or controlled by A1, A2 and A3. The companies we discovered include Vertex Solutions Limited, Vertex Properties Limited, Enterprise Dream Collections Limited, and Securigence Limited. We obtained information on the ownership of these companies from the ORC. I wish to tender in evidence the profiles we received from the ORC regarding these companies (INDEX 8 SERIES)”.
He continued that “investigations have established that except for Enterprise Dreams Limited – which is involved in the purchase, sale and rental of luxury vehicles, most of which have now been established to be stolen from North America, there are no records of services provided by any of these companies”.”
“Our investigations did not find any clients for these companies, any employees, or any monies which has been paid to them for services actually rendered, or the source of their capital or income generation. I wish to tender the bank account statements of the companies in evidence (INDEX 9 SERIES),” parts of the statement further read.
Adu-Boahene and his wife are facing charges in connection with a criminal scheme linked to a sum of GH¢49 million of the bureau’s funds that he and his wife are accused of misappropriating.
Following GhanaWeb’s report, lawyer Atta Akyea who is the lead counsel for the embattled couple has written to the media establishment saying “your source of information is the witness statement of an investigator of the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), one Frank Marshall Cromwell, which is an admission that you are the conveyor belt of EOCO”.
He added; “Besides, you are acutely aware that the theory of EOCO is currently before the High Court in Accra. We need not educate you that what you have churned out to the entire world are unproven allegations until they go through the hot crucible of a trial by way of adduction of evidence. The seriousness of that exercise, at the behest of the Attorney-General, is of no consequence until he proves the guilt of our Clients beyond reasonable doubt, as mandated by law.”
Atta Akyea also distanced Adu-Boahene and the wife from the accusations, emphasising that “Our Clients make bold to say that they have never been involved in the dirty business of selling stolen cars from anywhere in the world including North America”.
“The reputational damage you have caused our Clients is incalculable…,” he stressed.
The lawyer, in his letter dated June 5, 2025, has given GhanaWeb seven days to retract and apologize or else his team will proceed with a legal action.
“We have the full instructions of our Clients to demand an unconditional retraction of the defamatory material you gratuitously fed the whole world and render an unqualified apology to our Clients.
“Take notice and notice is hereby given that if you fail, refuse and/or neglect to comply with the terms of this letter, seven (7) clear days from date, our Clients shall seek legal redress without further recourse to you.”
GhanaWeb has referred the letter to their lawyers for appropriate response.
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