De-Eye Group sues Manasseh, Multimedia; demands GH10 m compensation

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De-eye group, the company at the centre of the recent documentary by the journalist, Manasseh Awuni Azure has sued Multimedia group of companies and Azure over claims made in the documentary.

Manasseh Azure Awuni

In the documentary, Manasseh Azure alleged that the company was training a pro-government militia group at the Osu Castle, a national security installation.

The writ of summons

Both the government and the De-eye group have denied the allegations insisting that the company is a recruitment agency which is not a threat to Ghana’s security.

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Obrempong-Nana Kwaku Ampomah is a native of Abompe in the Eastern Region and has lived in Anyinam and Asamang Tamfoe in Eastern Region and Kumasi, Ashanti Region, from 1996 to 2005, 2005 to 2015 and 2015 to date respectively. Since 2016, Obrempong-Nana has been a freelance journalist and responsible for Fishing for stories to feed a host of radio and TV stations like UTV, Kumasi fm, Ahotor fm, Adehye fm, Abusua fm, Kings Radio, Otec fm, Metro fm, Power fm, Good life fm, Eastern fm, Kingdom fm, Adoa TV, Ashh fm, solid fm, Today's radio, just for few, across the country. He's currently the host of the following programs, Asɛm Yi Di Ka, Time With The Priest and Hwɛ Mmra No Mu on YOA Radio, an online Radio based in Accra-Ghana. He's also the CEO Obrempong-Nana Media. He's much interested in writing Articles and Script Editing. His bi-cultural background and focus on community collaboration has led him to a number of volunteer opportunities and community leadership roles.

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