Furious over financial setbacks caused by his Eurobond investment in Ghana, comedian Michael Blackson has threatened to take the Ghanaian government to the World Court. Blackson, who invested $1 million in Eurobonds to fund his free school in Agona Nsaba, claims that the government used his money to pay off national debts instead of honouring the investment’s returns.

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In his posts on X, Blackson expressed his frustration, saying, “I’m taking Ghana to the world court; they won’t get away with this. Bonds only go bad if there’s some type of civil war. You don’t take your customers’ money and pay your debt with it.” Blackson also revealed that his financial advisor had cautioned him against the investment, but his faith in his motherland led him to proceed, a decision he now deeply regrets.

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He has revealed he might resort to launching a GoFundMe campaign to keep his free school, the Michael Blackson Academy, running.<img src="

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