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Polo Beach Club land belongs to La Traditional Council, not Labadi Beach Hotel – Freddie Blay

Former National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Freddie Blay, has disputed the ownership basis for the demolition of the Polo Beach Club, insisting that the land belongs to the La Traditional Council rather than the Labadi Beach Hotel."My son had the rights, his company discussed it with the La Traditional Council, before he went there (to the traditional authority), he approached them (the Labadi Beach Hotel) and talked about taking a piece of that place to develop it alongside them because it involved certain logistics, bathrooms, toilets, packing space and therefore let us do it together and share the profit, " "They, the Labadi Beach authority, told him (his son) it (the land) doesn't belong to us; it belongs to the La Beach Management Organisation," he claimed the hotel told his son.
According to him, his son initially approached the Labadi Beach Hotel about acquiring the land but was directed by the hotel to the La Traditional Council.
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