Serwaa Amihere Has Not Filed A Lawsuit Against Henry Fitz, Paul Adom Otchere Offers Clarity In Video
- Paul Adom Otchere has offered clarity on the ongoing saga involving Serwaa Amihere and Henry Fitz
- He clarified that Serwaa Amihere filed a complaint with the police, after which the police issued summons to Henry Fitz and his associates
- Many people who commented on the video shared varied opinions, with some advising Serwaa Amihere not to be affected by this
Ghanaian broadcast journalist Paul Adom Otchere offered clarity on the trending issue involving GHOne TV presenter Serwaa Amihere and a young businessman known as Henry Fitz.
In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh on YouTube, Paul Adom Otchere, in setting the records straight, explained that Serwaa Amihere has not filed a lawsuit against Henry Fitz and his alleged associates.
Rather, he said the embattled GHOne TV presenter filed a complaint with the police, after which the police issued a summons for Henry Fitz and his associates, apparently to assist in investigations.
"The complainant here is Serwaa Amihere. She has not sued, she has reported Henry to the police it is the police who are conducting their investigations and after preliminary investigation, they have issued a summons," he explained.
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At the time of writing the report, the video had raked in over 14,000 views and 36 comments.
Watch the video.
Suspending Serwaa Amihere with immediate effect is not an easy decision
Speaking in an interview with YEN.com.gh, Mr Daniel Fenyi, an employment expert when quizzed on his take on whether calls for Serwaa Amihere to be suspended immediately by her employers is a step in the right direction, shared a different opinion on the matter.
"On one hand, some may argue that her presence on television could damage the station's credibility and reputation. Television networks rely on the trust and confidence of their audience to maintain viewership and attract advertisers. If Serwaa's involvement in the scandal leads to a loss of trust among viewers, it could impact the station's ratings and revenue.
"However, removing Serwaa from TV screens is not a decision to be taken lightly. She is a valuable asset to the station, with a significant following and influence. Her absence could lead to a decline in viewership, particularly among her loyal fans. Moreover, pulling her off the air could be perceived as punitive or unfair, especially if there are no clear guidelines or precedents for such disciplinary measures," he told YEN.com.gh.
Ghanaians react to the video
Many people who commented on the video shared varied opinions, with some urging Serwaa Amihere not to allow the brouhaha have a negative impact on her.
This lady should forget n move on period
@nasaki1 wrote:
Serwaa intentionally sent the video first to the guy and that is also against the Law. So she must be arrested too.
@boakyeyiadomstanley6396 reacted:
Why didn't you mention the that another person's name or you afraid of that another person
EIB releases statement on Serwaa Amihere
Earlier YEN.com.gh reported that EIB Network, has gone public amid the controversy surrounding the leakage of Serwaa Amihere's private video on social media.
EIB Network has opened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding its leakage.
The management has promised to publish the results of their independent findings if the investigation is concluded.
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Source: YEN.com.gh