Gospel Star Sues Controversial Figure for Defamation, Demands Millions

Empress Gifty Sues Agradaa for Defamation, Demands 20 Million Cedis Ghanaian gospel musician Empress Gifty Osei has filed a lawsuit against fellow media personality Patricia Asiedua, known as Agradaa, for defamation. The writ of summons, seen in a viral video, demands 20 million Ghana cedis (GH₵20,000,000.00) in damages. The suit also seeks a perpetual injunction to restrain Agradaa from making further defamatory statements. The video circulating online includes clips from news broadcasts discussing the case, showing the seriousness of the accusations. One news report quoted a legal expert stating that "this case highlights the significant impact of online defamation and the need for accountability." The video also shows contrasting images of Empress Gifty's serene public image and Agradaa's more controversial persona, adding to the narrative's emotional impact. The case underscores the growing concern about online defamation in Ghana and the legal recourse available to those affected. The substantial financial claim emphasizes the severity of the accusations and the potential consequences of such actions in the public eye.