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Ghana Actors Guild: Abeiku Sagoe hopeful court issue will be resolved soon 

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Ghanaian actor and movie producer, Abeiku Sagoe, has mentioned that the court docket challenge relating to the Ghana Actors Guild will quickly come to an finish.

The guild since 2018, has been in court docket over what has been described as anomalies within the course of resulting in their election in 2018.

Speaking to Kwame Dadzie on Joy FM‘s Showbiz A-Z, Abeiku Sagoe who is without doubt one of the complainants, mentioned the difficulty will quickly be over.

“I wanted the Ghana Actors Guild all the most effective. Like I mentioned I am one of many founders and I can not see or want it collapses as I reside. 

We went to court docket principally to cease what we thought was an irregular motion. And I can guarantee you that by the tip of the yr the place we now have reached with the court docket matter, I feel we needs to be achieved with it. Because they’ve taken all of the pleadings besides {that a} identify was talked about who was not a part of the unique witnesses so the court docket subpoenaed that he ought to come over and likewise after him, the subsequent factor might be for the attorneys from the 2 sides to offer their addresses,” he famous.

Abeiku additional began that “I’m certain that by the tip of this yr, it’s going to finish. I pray that regardless of the outcome might be, we transfer into one other degree to convey all of the actors collectively. As you mentioned there have been many prospects that this deadlock has gone handed us. But I imagine that inside the finish of the yr, we might resolve this matter and transfer.”

After the loss of life of Reverend Eddie Coffie in 2016, Samuel Fiscian was elected President on twenty seventh April 2017 for one yr after which one other election was held on October 27, 2018 to get substantive leaders for the group.

Samuel Fiscian retained his place because the President of the Ghana Actors Guild, Van Vicker grew to become the Vice-President, whereas Ziggy Netteyson assumed the place of the Secretary. Kalsoume Sinare emerged the Welfare Officer.

However, the result of the election was contested in court docket. Abeiku Sagoe, along with different actors akin to Henry Harding (Osofagus) and Mercy Asiedu sued the Ghana Actors Guild in 2018 on the High Court of Justice for not following the due processes in conducting their election. He mentioned the election lacked transparency.

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