Kwame Asare Obeng also known as 'A Plus'
Popular commentator and politician, Kwame A Plus, has taken to social media to subtly respond to his detractors following the emergence of Afia Akoto's defamation lawsuit against him.
In the summons issued on Tuesday, July 16, 2024, Afia Akoto outlined the relief she seeks from Kwame A Plus due to his recent allegations against her.
She accused him of intentionally making statements to tarnish her reputation and incite public disapproval.
In the wake of the summons going viral on social media and sparking reactions, A Plus has posted indirect jabs on his social media platforms.
"The son of a Fulani man cannot be intimidated with a cow's horn," he cryptically wrote.
He also appeared to take a swipe at the lawyers involved in the case, remarking,"Look at the lawyer who took the case! Show me your case and I’ll show you your lawyer. Such lawyers, they are clueless. They don't know the difference between exit and entrance. Go and defend your foolishness first!"
In another post, he continued similarly, challenging his adversaries and asserting his stance.
Background
A Plus previously alleged that Afia Akoto had attempted to engage in sexual encounters with Maxwell Mensah, the husband of popular actress Nana Ama McBrown.
He claimed that Afia had sent explicit photos to Maxwell in an attempt to seduce him, but he intervened to prevent their public release.
A Plus criticized Afia Akoto for ingratitude and cautioned her about the repercussions of her actions.
“If I resend the photos to you, you’ll shout 'blood of Jesus!' Ungrateful fool! Love yourself more than your party. Choose your battles wisely, or they will overwhelm you! Have you ever seen such foolishness before?” he added.
The situation continues to unfold amidst ongoing public interest and scrutiny.
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