“Ordering the police and the media to stop publishing photos of our son online” – Bishop Salif Amoko and his wife tell court

In a latest look, the Normal Overseer of Dwelling Church Worldwide, Prophet Elisha Salif Amoako, made a heartfelt enchantment to the Accra Circuit Court docket. He demanded that the Ghana Police Service and the media be ordered to cease publishing images of his son, Elrad Amoako, on social media. The plea follows a tragic accident in East Legon on October 12, 2024, which resulted within the loss of life of two younger women.

Prophet Salifu Amoako and his spouse Mouha Amoako have expressed deep concern over the continued circulation of images of their son, citing his younger age and doable considerations about his privateness and Nicely-being takes a toll. In the course of the court docket proceedings, Prophet Amoako confused that his son was a minor and didn’t deserve such public publicity, particularly given the sensitivity of the matter.

The accident, which concerned a Honda Acura colliding with a Jaguar pushed by Elrad Amoako, attracted widespread public consideration. The Amoako household and their gross sales assistant Linda Bonsu Prempeh are going through fees for permitting an unlicensed driver to drive. The court docket has granted bail to a few individuals, every with a bail quantity of Dh150,000.