Evans Mensah
Journalist and host of Top Story/PM Express on Multimedia Group Limited platforms, Evans Mensah, has denied ‘fabrications’ and ‘spurious’ allegations against him contained in a publication by The Herald newspaper.
He says the allegations are false and only seeks to injure his reputation and credibility as a consummate professional journalist, and should therefore be treated with contempt.
In a statement he personally issued in response to the allegations, Evans sets out to respond to the specific allegations, providing what the facts are.
Below are the facts as put out by Evans Mensah.
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