BigGodwin Martey Vs Adwoa Josy: WebSoft CEO Pays Off $10k Owed To His Ex-Lover
- IT expert and WebSoft CEO BigGodwin Martey has paid the $10,000 debt owed to his ex-lover, Adwoa Josy
- BigGodwin moved quickly to make the payment after a disagreement between the two ex-lovers over the money spilled into the public domain
- The IT expert facilitated the payment of the money on March 17, putting an end to a saga that sparked allegations and counter-allegations from the parties
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BigGodwin Martey, the CEO of WebSoft, an IT company, has redeemed himself in the ongoing saga with his ex-lover, Adwoa Josy.
BigGodwin has paid the $10,000 owed to Adwoa Josy, a lady he dated for about six months, starting from August 2024.
Speculation circulated on social media on Friday, March 14, 2025, that Martey had allegedly taken advantage of ladies he had been dating to take their money.

Source: Facebook
The allegations had it that he had taken a lady's $100,000 and another's $10,000 while dating them and refused to pay them back.
BigGodwin Martey addresses rumours about ex-lover
More than 24 hours after the matter surfaced online, Martey released a statement addressing the issues.
While he admitted that he owed Adwoa Josy $10,000, he claimed not to know of any $100,000 debt and thus asked the supposed victim to seek redress with the appropriate authorities.
In the post, he indicated that he had not manipulated or taken advantage of Adwoa Josy as speculated but only took money from her after she insisted.
According to Martey, he was in a relationship with Adwoa Josy from August 2024. During this relationship, Adwoa allegedly repeatedly attempted to give him gifts and money, which he frequently declined.
He claimed that despite his clear warnings to Adwoa about not spending money on him or giving him gifts—as he worried this might be used against him later—she persisted. She would insist that she was different from others and wouldn't mention her generosity toward him in the future.

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Regarding the $10,000, Martey claimed that Adwoa had sent him this amount for safekeeping after some back-and-forth discussion. She had allegedly told him he could use the money because she wouldn't need it until April.
Eventually, based on Martey's account of events, she expressed her desire to use the money to purchase a Honda CRV, prompting him to begin contacting potential sellers.
However, when they realised their relationship was not going to progress further, Adwoa demanded immediate repayment of her money. Having already used the funds, Martey pleaded with her for some time to gather the money for repayment.

Source: Facebook
BigGodwin Martey pays Adwoa Josy's $10k
Less than 48 hours after BigGodwin's response, BigGodwin facilitated the payment of the money to Josy, putting an end to a saga, which threatened to harm his reputation.
Barnabas Nii Laryea, an associate of BigGodwin, whom the IT expert dispatched to make the payment, shared a photo of some bundles of dollars in his car. In his caption, he observed:
"How the Group Think Narrative Works!
1. We have caught him
2. He is Owing Someone
3. His Rich Friends Cannot Help Him
4. Now It Is His Friends are Covering Up for Him
5. It is a clique and a gang, they are partners 😆
When you’re dealing with Inconsistency
When you’re dealing with Jungle Justice Brains
You will have to focus on what’s important
And trash it out…..
What I will tell my friend is not for social media
And if you think I care two HOOTS about you believing stupid stories about me. Even the woman I married I have NEVER borrowed money from her before and some town g3rrrrs 😂."
See Nii Laryea's post below:
A post by Se Lorm, a friend of BigGodwin confirmed that the IT expert had tapped Nii Laryea to pay the debt. Se Lorm also dismissed suggestions that he had personally volunteered the money.
"Hello everyone, I would urge us all to be calm and stop spreading false information that I have made a payment of $10,000 on behalf of BigGodwin, I started receiving information this morning at 7am."
"I decided not to comment on this issue but with the information going around, I need to clear the air."
"Saturday evening Barnabas Nii Laryea called me to specifically hand over the money to me to make payment which I declined, he stated that, the only option was to let this go."
"On Sunday, which was yesterday, I stepped in to make a call to the lady involved, but was met with a rude response till I said someone wanted to pay off the money before she agreed to speak, I connected Barnabas to the call for them to talk and agree on the time for the payment to be done and the location."
"He made the payment today and the lady was there to receive the money so I don’t know where they are getting information that I paid the money."
"I know you may all have your reservations about the issue but I will plead we all be calm, I am sure he will learn from this."
"Let’s not create further problems out of this, the most important thing is the lady has been settled."
"Cheers."
See Se Lorm's post below:
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