Cruise People Limited sues Black Sherif for 100,000 dollars for breach of contract

Cruise People Limited, the company embroiled in a contractual dispute with Ghanaian musician Black Sherif, has taken legal action by filing a lawsuit against the artist for purportedly breaching their agreement.

The lawsuit, submitted at the High Court, alleges that Black Sherif failed to uphold his end of the bargain, leading to the cancellation of the highly-anticipated Afro Cruise Jam concert, where he was slated to perform in Greece.

According to Cruise People Limited, they had secured Black Sherif’s services for the cruise event by paying half of his booking fee, which amounted to $20,000.

In light of what they perceive as a fundamental breach of the agreement, Cruise People Limited has sought legal redress to address the matter.

Furthermore, Cruise People Limited is pursuing $50,000 in lost profits attributed to the alleged breach of contract.

An Order directed at the Defendant to pay the Plaintiff USD18, 000.00 being the money lost in securing the cabins in the cruise ship;

CEO of Cruise People Limited, Daniel Vanderpuye, maintained that a promotional video was part of Black Sherif’s obligations.