Afenyo-Markin’s lawyers reject claims he is avoiding service on Sammy Gyamfi

Read Also: Defamation suit: Sammy Gyamfi authorises his lawyers to write to High Court to receive writ In a statement dated Saturday, August 29, Dehyena Chambers said the writ was filed on August 24, 2026, and that two days later, Ayine & Partners wrote to the Registrar of the High Court, General Division, Accra, indicating that they had authority to accept service on Mr Gyamfi’s behalf., wrote to the Registrar of the High Court informing him that the law firm had Mr Sammy Gyamfi’s ‘express instructions and authority’ to accept service of the writ on his behalf,” the statement said.

Dehyena Chambers, representing Mr Afenyo-Markin, says the writ was served on Mr Gyamfi’s lawyers after they formally notified the High Court that they had his “express instructions and authority” to accept service on his behalf.