The McDan Group has angrily pushed back against a “buyer beware” notice issued by the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) over a disputed parcel of land on the Spintex Road, adjacent to and opposite Action Chapel International.
In a sharp response, the Group declared that the matter “is currently before a court of competent jurisdiction and remains pending before the Court of Appeal following an appeal duly filed by McDan Group.” As a result, McDan stressed that the issues “are sub judice” – meaning under judicial consideration – and accused GACL of breaking the expected rule of restraint.
“The McDan Group, therefore, views the publication and the narratives surrounding it as unfortunate, premature, and calculated attempts to undermine the hard-earned reputation, credibility, and integrity of the Group and its Executive Chairman, Dr Daniel McKorley,” the statement said.
The Group insisted it remains “a law-abiding Ghanaian business institution” that has “consistently operated within the confines of the law.” It added: “At no point has the Company acted in disregard of the legal process, nor will it do so.”
McDan urged “the general public, stakeholders, business partners, and prospective investors to treat the publication and related misleading narratives with caution and restraint pending the final determination of the matter by the courts.”
The company also “maintains full confidence in the independence and integrity of Ghana’s judicial system” and warned that it reserves “all legal rights in respect of any statements, publications, or actions that may seek to prejudice the pending proceedings or occasion reputational harm to the Group.”
