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Van Vicker sues Lilwin for defamation of character, seeks for 10 million Ghana in damages
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Ghanaian actor and filmmaker Joseph Van Vicker has taken fellow actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lil Win, to the High Court in Accra, seeking GH¢10 million in damages over alleged defamatory statements made in a video published on Facebook.
Ghanaian actor and filmmaker Joseph Van Vicker has sued fellow entertainer Lil Win for GH¢10 million over alleged defamatory statements in a Facebook video.
Court documents obtained by Pulse Ghana indicate that Van Vicker is asking the court to declare the statements libellous and defamatory, award him general damages and order Lil Win to pay the legal costs associated with the case.
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