Audio By Carbonatix
Former Chief Finance Officer of First Atlantic Bank, Ernest Kwesi Nimako, and Deborah Seyram Adablah are back in court today, December 19, 2023, concerning the ownership of a vehicle.
Three weeks ago, Miss Adablah's suit against Mr. Nimako was dismissed by the court for lacking reasonable cause.
Following a widely publicised lawsuit, an Accra High Court on May 16, 2023, instructed Miss Adablah to surrender the vehicle, a Honda Civic, to the court Registrar for safekeeping until the case concludes.
The court presided by Justice Olivia Obeng Owusu, also mandated Mr. Nimako to provide all related documents regarding the vehicle to the Registrar.
Miss Adablah brought the banker to court, alleging a breach of an agreement during their time working together at the bank, where Mr. Nimako was supposedly her 'sugar daddy'.
She claimed he promised financial support, a car, accommodation, and other provisions, but later registered the car in his name and restricted her access to it.
Miss Adablah further accused Mr. Nimako of mistreatment, sexual harassment, and tarnishing her reputation.
Latest Stories
-
Ghana secures US$250,000 World Gold Council grant to boost responsible small-scale mining
23 minutes -
Women, agents of change: My take from Vancouver Zonta Convention
32 minutes -
Ghanaian author’s cancer memoir added to Stanford University library, recognised by US Library of Congress
43 minutes -
MoMo and GhIPSS champion national development by digitising informal transport payments
49 minutes -
Telecel Ghana announces 2026 FESSP cohort to help close STEM’s gender gap
55 minutes -
GH¢4.2m deducted from National Service Personnel allowances for now-suspended training programme
1 hour -
Telecel Ghana employees bridge ICT education gap in Asikuma
1 hour -
9 weeks after IMF exit, gov’t is back for $1bn in loans – Oppong Nkrumah questions fiscal strategy
1 hour -
Naa Amerley Bortei-Doku sworn in as Notary Public by Supreme Court
1 hour -
Overzealous police behind most offensive conduct arrests – NDC lawyer Victor Adawudu
1 hour -
NDC lawyer Victor Adawudu says speech-related prosecutions rarely go anywhere
2 hours -
False news publication law: Both NDC and NPP use arrests to energise their bases – Adawudu
2 hours -
‘Don’t rush to scrap it’ – Victor Adawudu defends criminal offensive conduct law
2 hours -
EU envoys meet to negotiate 21st Russia sanctions package
2 hours -
Actor Rebel Wilson did not defame colleague in social media posts, Australian court finds
3 hours