We are deeply concerned by the recent events surrounding the demolition of the prominent event centre owned by Mr. Leslie Quaynor. As the Chief Executive Officer of the facility, Mr. Quaynor has raised serious allegations against the Ghana Trade Fair Company, accusing them of carrying out the demolition with the assistance of National Security operatives.
In a recent interview with Sammy Flex, Mr. Quaynor expressed his dismay at the destruction of the facility, stating that he had invested a substantial amount of $5 million into its establishment, and it is now valued at $25 million. He recounted the sudden and swift destruction of the structure, highlighting the use of multiple bulldozers in the process.
Mr. Quaynor revealed that despite obtaining a court injunction in January to prevent such actions and facilitate a relocation process, the Ghana Trade Fair Company proceeded with the demolition, disregarding the court order.
It is essential to emphasize the importance of resolving disputes through legal channels rather than resorting to force. Mr. Quaynor rightly pointed out that issues of this nature should be handled in court, and that the involvement of National Security in such matters is a cause for concern.
We urge all parties involved to seek an amicable resolution to this matter through legal means. As a company, we stand for the rule of law and believe that disputes should be settled within the framework of legal processes.
We hope that Mr. Quaynor's grievances are addressed through the appropriate legal channels, and that a fair and just resolution is reached in this unfortunate situation. Our thoughts are with Mr. Quaynor and all those affected by this incident.
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