Provide evidence or I’ll sue – Ama Dokua to Kwaku Annan over ‘malicious’ allegations

In a recent development, Ghanaian media personality Kwaku Annan has faced accusations from politician Ama Dokua Asiamah-Adjei regarding alleged defamatory statements. Ama Dokua has demanded that Annan present concrete evidence to support his claims, warning that failure to do so could lead her to pursue legal action against him.

The controversy arose when Annan made remarks on his show concerning Ama Dokua, which she deems harmful and unfounded. In response, she emphasized the importance of accountability in media narratives, urging that false allegations can have serious repercussions not only for individuals but also for public trust in journalism.

Ama Dokua's stance reflects a broader concern about the impact of misinformation in political discourse, particularly as it pertains to reputations and public figures. She remains firm in her position, indicating that if Annan cannot substantiate his statements with credible proof, she will not hesitate to seek redress through the courts. This situation underscores the ongoing tensions between media freedom and the right to protect one’s reputation in Ghana’s dynamic political landscape.