In contrast to assertions circulating on social media, a recent report has refuted claims that the demolition of multi-storey buildings linked to a relative of Member of Parliament (MP), Kennedy Agyapong in Adjiringanor was orchestrated by the family of the Second Lady, Samira Bawumia.

Videos surfacing on social platforms on the evening of Sunday, April 7, depicted the demolition of the structures situated on a parcel of land in the Adjiringanor area of East Legon.

Accusations quickly arose, implicating a relative of the Second Lady in the demolition.

Nevertheless, insights provided by a user on the X platform refute these allegations.

The user unveiled that the demolished structures were constructed on land entangled in a legal dispute since 2021.

The user shared documents revealing that the injunction was imposed on the land three years ago, during the early stages of development.

Despite this injunction, George Oti Bonsu purportedly continued construction on the land.

One court order explicitly designates Hajia Aisha Ahmed as the "as the legal and beneficial owner of the said land forthwith."

Another order restricts the Defendants and their affiliates from accessing, selling, or developing the land in any capacity.

Another orders state that the "Defendants, their privies, agents, assigns, workmen, servants, and any other person, group of persons, or entities claiming through or under them are by this Perpetual Injunction Order prohibited and/or restrained from going onto, entering into, selling, developing or dealing with the 2 parcels of land and adjudged as belonging to the Plaintiff herein, in anyway whatsoever forthwith."

An injunction was placed on the land 3 years ago when there was not even one completed building unit in the land, the subject matter of litigation. You still continued to develop the land despite the orders of the court.Somebody's land you want to use Takashi to steal it.

pic.twitter.com/uSuVqbfTa5— Nαɳα Kɯαɱҽ (@NanaKwame_off) April 7, 2024