On July 4th, 2024, the Amasaman high court convened to hear Suit No. E12AHC/46/24, a case that had been shrouded in controversy for years.
Nii Amu Doodu, a self-proclaimed chief, had accused three royal families from Ayikai Doblo of wrongdoing.
The respondents, eager to clear their names, stood before the court, awaiting the verdict.
After careful deliberation, the court delivered its judgment, acquitting and discharging the applicants of all charges.
The court’s decision was met with relief and jubilation from the respondents and their supporters.
However, the court also ruled that Nii Amu Doodu, the accuser, must pay a cost of 5,000 Ghana Cedis to each of the three royal families, totaling 15,000 Ghana Cedis.
This was seen as a measure of accountability for the frivolous lawsuit.
But as the days went by, Nii Amu Doodu failed to comply with the court’s order, sparking outrage and concerns about the rule of law.
The royal families, though vindicated, were left wondering if justice would truly be served.
In a thé latex development,
Nii Amoh Dodoo, popularly known as Azonto, was sentenced to two weeks imprisonment by the Amasaman Court.
This ruling comes after the 3 royal families of Ayikai Doblo won a judgement against him.
The case has sparked interest in the community, with many awaiting the outcome of this legal battle.
The 3 royal families of Ayikai Doblo have expressed satisfaction with the court’s ruling, hoping it will bring closure to the matter.
