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    Sarkodie sues his lookalike and Ecobank.

    Papa LincBy Papa LincApril 14, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read19 Views
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    Source: Emmanuel Jacob Amissah

    Sarkodie, a renowned Ghanaian rapper, has filed a lawsuit against Ecobank Ghana and his lookalike for unauthorized use of his image in an advertisement. The musician, who is a brand ambassador for First Bank, claims that Ecobank’s use of his lookalike in a promotional campaign misled the public into believing he endorsed the bank’s services, causing brand confusion and damaging his commercial partnerships.

    Key Demands:

    – Permanent Injunction: Sarkodie is seeking a court order to prevent Ecobank from using his image or likeness in any future advertisements.

    – Damages: He is demanding compensation for reputational and financial damages resulting from the unauthorized use of his image.

    – Removal of Advertisements: Sarkodie wants Ecobank to remove all promotional content featuring his lookalike.

    Sarkodie’s legal team argues that using a lookalike of a public figure, especially one with existing endorsements, crosses ethical boundaries and jeopardizes their client’s professional integrity. Ecobank has been given eight days to respond to the court summons or risk a default judgment.



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