Do not be swayed by Ablakwa’s unfounded accusations; we will be exonerated – Kwaw Blay

The management of Spartan Ives Limited has denied allegations made by the MP for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.

The Chief Executive Officer of the company, Kwaw Blay, who is also the son of former New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Chairman Freddie Blay, says the company will be exonerated from the allegations leveled against them.

The NDC MP accused the Blay family of attempting to illegally acquire land belonging to the Labadi Beach Hotel, a state-owned property in Accra.

However, the family has denied the allegations and threatened to sue the MP should he fail to retract and apologize.

The MP has since dared the family to go to court, as he was not prepared to retract and apologize for speaking the truth.

In a statement released on Saturday, June 22, Spartan Ives Limited dismissed the allegations as "false and baseless."

"Regrettably, these false and baseless allegations made by Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa on his social media accounts and carried by several media outlets are part of a broader attempt to tarnish our reputation as a business and distract from our continued success.

"We are confident that the truth will prevail and that our company will be exonerated from these baseless claims," the statement read.

The company further indicated that it has not assumed control of the beachfront land owned by Labadi Beach Hotel. It has, therefore, asked its stakeholders and the general public not to believe the "unfounded accusations," expressing confidence in the legal process.

"We urge the public and our stakeholders not to be swayed by these unfounded accusations and to trust in the legal process. Spartan Ives Limited remains committed to delivering exceptional services and upholding our values of honesty, respect, and accountability," the company stated.