Gyedu-Blay Ambolley has lambasted Okyeame Kwame for filing a lawsuit against him after he accused him of misappropriating MUSIGA monies.
The Ghanaian sensation went ahead to label Okyeame Kwame a junior rapper.
He stated in an interview with Joy News that: “Okyeame Kwame is a junior rapper. You want to take a senior musician to court because I said some of you guys took loans and everything from the MUSIGA office?… I haven’t insulted you that you’ve gone to steal or you’ve gone to bear false witness,” he said.
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Going forward, he also stated in the interview that: “Taking a loan and, you, a junior rapper, want to take a senior rapper, senior singer, senior composer, and everything to court? I’ll prove him wrong,”
Background
After lawyers for Okyeame Kwame filed a defamation complaint against him, Gyedu-Blay Ambolley was served with a letter of summons in August 2020.
During a 3FM interview, Ambolley allegedly said that Bice Osei Kuffuor (Obour), the former president of MUSIGA, handed Okyeame Kwame and other associates GH50,000 apiece from the GH2 million provided to the union by the government in 2012
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Okyeame Kwame’s lawyer, Bobby Banson ESQ of Smith & Adelaide legal company, requested Ambolley to remove the statement within 72 hours or face legal action.
Okyeame Kwame, through his lawyers, initiated the complaint after Ambolley failed to retract and apologize within 72 hours.
“We have been trying to give this to Mr. Gyadu-Blau Ambolley since March this year but the bailiff couldn’t find him to deliver. So pls if you know where the legend is, pls tell him the court is looking for Him. He must report within 8 days. This document is legal. Thank You,” Okyeame Kwame said in a post on Thursday, August 27, 2020.
In response, Mr. Ambolley revealed in an interview with JoyNews that he purposefully ignored Okyeame Kwame.
The singer of “Who Go Pay” said: “He started last year, sending me bailiff. I snubbed him because I know that he doesn’t know what he was doing.”
“Also, I was waiting for the case to be big so that I can prove my evidence for the whole world to see. Because there is no reason for me to get up and fabricate something on Okyeame,” he emphasized.
He claims that the matter will now be tried on February 18, 2022, and that he is ready to confront Okyeame Kwame head-on.
