Ghanaian rapper Edward Amoah, professionally known as Kofi Mole, has issued a formal legal notice through his lawyers demanding a public apology and retraction from several social media users and content creators, whom he accuses of spreading false and defamatory statements about him.
In a letter dated May 12, 2025, and signed by Afadjato Chambers, legal representatives for the rapper, the accused parties — including content creators operating under the handles @trouble_carlos6 (TikTok and YouTube), @1Bongoldeas- (X, formerly Twitter), and Amazing TV Ghana (YouTube) — were ordered to cease and desist from disseminating what the letter describes as “false, malicious, and defamatory allegations.”
According to the lawyers, the controversy stems from an interview conducted on May 7 by Elikem Aidam of KSS Media and posted on Aidam’s TikTok page as part of a promotion for Mole’s latest project, “B4 Da Album EP.” Portions of that interview were allegedly extracted and circulated online with fabricated claims suggesting the rapper was involved in the use or abuse of illegal drugs, including accusations of health complications arising from such use.
“These statements are wholly untrue, baseless, and without lawful justification,” the letter stated, further asserting that they were published “with the clear intent to injure the reputation of our Client and expose him to public ridicule, contempt, and disrepute.”
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The legal team claims that the defamatory videos have already caused Kofi Mole significant emotional harm, damaged his professional reputation, and resulted in lost business opportunities both in Ghana and internationally.
As part of the formal demand, the rapper’s lawyers are requesting the following actions:
- An immediate end to all further publication and circulation of the defamatory content;
- A full retraction of the offending material on the same platforms it was posted;
- A public apology to be issued weekly for eight consecutive weeks, beginning within seven days of the letter.
The letter closes with a warning that the rapper’s legal team has “firm instructions to exhaust all available legal remedies” should their demands not be met.
Read the full letter below.
