Ghanaian businessman and philanthropist Kofi Amoa-Abban has strongly refuted media reports linking him to ongoing activities on a contested 28-acre plot in Prampram.

In an official statement issued on April 14, 2025, the businessman categorically distanced himself and his company from any physical involvement with the land.

He highlighted a court injunction currently in effect, which restrains all parties, including Kofi Abban Holdings and Titanium 123 Properties, from undertaking any direct actions on the property.

Amoa-Abban further clarified that all current activities on the site are being carried out by legally recognised third-party grantees who are permitted to operate under the terms of the injunction.

Expressing concern over the deliberate distortion of facts, Amoa-Abban criticised both the originators of the allegations and the media outlets that amplified them without verifying their accuracy.

He also questioned the credibility of Mr. Nii Kpakpo Abbosey, the alleged individual at the center of the accusations, who is reportedly wanted by police for alleged criminal conduct, including the arming of land guards with illegal firearms.

Read the full statement below:

REJOINDER STATEMENT BY KOFI AMOA‑ABBAN
Tema, Ghana – 14 April 2025

This statement is issued in response to recent media publications, including headlines such as “Fight over 22 Acres of Land @ Prampram — Kofi Abban ‘Wickedness’ Exposed”, “Titanium 123 Properties Fight Kofi Abban Holdings & Others Over Land”, and “The law is being mocked in broad daylight”, which falsely associate me and Kofi Abban Holdings with current developments on the disputed land.

To clarify:

1. No Involvement in On‑Site Activities

A court injunction prevents both Titanium 123 Properties and Kofi Abban Holdings from carrying out any activity on the land. However, the injunction expressly allows third‑party grantees of both parties to work on site. Consequently, any current activities are conducted by those grantees and not by Kofi Abban Holdings. It therefore comes as a surprise that Mr. Nii Kpakpo Abbosey accuses me of these actions. Why does he assume that his grantees may operate on the land while ours may not? Moreover, is he a third party himself to be making such publications? Doesn’t he realise he is incriminating himself?

2. Independent Third‑Party Dispute

These third parties are acting in their own legal capacity, separate from either Kofi Abban Holdings or Mr. Abbosey. It is therefore misleading and irresponsible for any media outlet to frame the matter as a direct conflict between myself and Mr. Abbosey, when in fact neither of us is legally permitted to interfere.

3. False Narratives and Lack of Verification

It is disappointing that certain media outlets, some of whom failed to verify even basic facts chose to publish sensational and defamatory stories. This type of reporting does a disservice to the public and undermines confidence in our institutions.

4. Criminal Allegations Against Mr. Nii Kpakpo Abbosey

It must be noted that Mr. Nii Kpakpo Abbosey, the source of many of these claims, is currently being sought by the Ghana Police for allegedly arming land guards with illegal weapons, an act that poses a serious threat to public safety and order. He is encouraged to face the law and respond to these criminal allegations rather than distract the public with falsehoods.

In light of the above, I demand that all media houses responsible for these misleading publications immediately retract their stories and issue a full public apology within 24 hours. Failing this, legal action will be taken without hesitation to protect both my name and the reputation of Kofi Abban Holdings.

This rejoinder is issued in the interest of truth, accountability, and the rule of law.

Sincerely,
Kofi Amoa‑Abban

FKA/MA