In two distinct legal actions, former NPP Chairman Freddie Blay and his son, Kwame Blay, have filed defamation lawsuits against Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, accusing him of falsely linking them to the alleged theft of state property.

Kwame Blay's lawsuit targets only the North Tongu MP, whereas Freddie Blay's suit includes Media General and Johnnie Hughes as additional defendants.

First Lawsuit:Kwame Blay stresses that he is separate from his brother, Kwaw, and has no involvement with the Polo Beach Club or related entities.

He firmly states that he has never interacted with Loic Devos Jnr, who is currently in a legal battle with one of Kwaw's businesses, Press Xpress.

Kwame asserts that Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa's claims of his involvement in land theft and a scheme against Loic are completely unfounded and have severely harmed his business and reputation.

Kwame questions why a lawmaker would publicly mediate a private dispute and create public disfavor for one party.

Second Lawsuit:

Freddie Blay contends that Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa's actions were malicious, considering the timing near elections, with the intent to damage his well-established reputation.

He maintains that the claims made about his sons and family are entirely false.

Freddie further alleges that Media General and Johnnie Hughes disseminated false information aimed at harming his reputation.

He emphasizes that Johnnie Hughes, on his show "Johnnie's Bite," amplified Ablakwa's accusations, presenting them as facts and causing additional damage to his reputation.