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Amakye Dede sues Trigmatic GH¢1m for defamation

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4 years ago

November 21, 2019

Amakye Dede has sued Enock Nana Yaw Oduro Agyei, known popularly in the music scene as Trigmatic, for defamation after comments he made that Amakye Dede doesn’t write his own songs.

In his statement of claim, Amakye Dede whose musical career spans over four decades, stated that on October 15 this year, his attention was drawn to a publication on a website, www.ghgossip.com which reads, “Amakye Dede does not write his own songs” attributed to Trigmatic.

“In their natural and ordinary meaning, the words published by the defendant (Trigmatic) referred to and were understood to refer to the plaintiff (Amakye Dede) and they meant and they were understood to mean (a) that the plaintiff is incapable of writing his own songs. (b) That plaintiff’s songs are written by someone else for him to sing or produce. (c) That plaintiff’s stature and legendary status must be taken with a pinch of salt. (d) That the height, popularity and the fame the plaintiff has achieved in the music circles over the years are not genuine and that the esteem and reverence people hold and have for him as well as the nation on the plaintiff as an ace and top-class musician should be reconsidered,” the statement said.

It said immediately the defendant published his words on him (plaintiff) on the website aforesaid, people from all walks of life started to call the plaintiff and sarcastically wanted to know if the he does not write his own songs as claimed by the defendant.

According to the statement, the plaintiff became disturbed from the sarcastic phone calls he received and is still disturbed.

It continued that apart from ill-will, ill-motive, pull-him-down play and a grand scheme to rubbish his achievements, nothing else could have motivated the defendant to publish those words about plaintiff and that defendant intended to defame the plaintiff on the online platform https/www.ghgossip.com.

The statement claimed that the defendant later confirmed his defamatory publication on Zylofon FM.

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It further stated that the online platform where those words were published by the defendant about the plaintiff speaks for itself, being gossip consumption website where stories, gossip and illicit agenda which travel faster than the sun rays are spread.

It said by the defendant’s publication, his reputation has now become charged and he has been ridiculed, adding that the defendant’s words used in his publication have lowered the image of the plaintiff, reverence and esteem before the right-thinking members of the society both locally and internationally.

The statement, however, declared that per the defendant’s defamatory publication on the plaintiff, he is likely to have diminished show contracts and low attendance to his shows.

The statement of claim is seeking the following: (a) A declaration that the defendant’s words published of plaintiff are defamatory. (b) General damages for libel contained in the defendant’s publication indorsed by way of attachment and particularized paragraph 11.

(c) Aggravated damages arising from libel published by the defendant of the plaintiff to the sum of GH¢1, 000, 000 against the defendant.

(d) Cost, including lawyer’s fees. (e) Any further relief or orders as the court may deem meet.

SOURCE: dailyguidenetwork.com

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Mastering Efficiency and Performance: The Comprehensive Guide to Spray Foam Rigs

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6 hours ago

April 24, 2024

Ameyaw Debrah

Mastering Efficiency and Performance: The Comprehensive Guide to Spray Foam Rigs

Spray foam rigs are integral in the insulation industry, offering a robust solution for efficiently applying spray polyurethane foam (SPF). These rigs are specially designed to handle the demands of SPF application, ensuring a precise and controlled delivery that improves insulation quality and energy efficiency. We will delve into the various aspects of spray foam rigs, including their components, benefits, maintenance, and tips for choosing the right rig for your needs.

Understanding Spray Foam Rigs

A spray foam rig is a mobile spray foam factory. It comprises several key components: a spray foam gun, material supply drums, hoses, a compressor, and a proportioner. The rig is usually housed in a trailer or a large truck, allowing for easy transportation to various job sites. The core function of the rig is to mix and apply two chemical components commonly referred to as side A (isocyanate) and side B (polyol resin) at a specific ratio, temperature, and pressure. This process produces the foam that expands and hardens upon application, creating a durable and effective insulative barrier.

Key Components of Spray Foam Rigs

Each component of a spray foam rig plays a pivotal role in its operation. The proportioner is critical as it heats and pumps the chemicals at the correct ratio and pressure through the hoses to the spray gun. The proportioner’s quality directly influences the foam application’s efficiency and quality. Hoses must be insulated and sometimes heated to maintain the temperature of the material as it moves to the application site. The spray gun is where the two materials mix and react, so it must be precise and reliable to ensure consistent application.

Benefits of Using Spray Foam Rigs

The use of spray foam rigs offers significant advantages over traditional insulation methods. Firstly, spray foam provides superior insulation due to its expansive nature, filling crevices and cracks that might be left exposed. This results in better thermal resistance and airtightness. Additionally, because the rigs are mobile, contractors can easily transport all necessary equipment to the job site, reducing downtime and increasing productivity. The automation within the rig also allows for faster application, which can be crucial in large or time-sensitive projects.

Considerations for Choosing the Right Spray Foam Rig

Choosing the right spray foam rig requires careful consideration of several factors. The rig size should align with the scale of the projects you typically undertake—larger rigs for extensive commercial jobs and smaller, more agile rigs for residential work. It’s also important to consider the output capacity of the rig, which should match your application needs. Furthermore, the quality of components such as the proportioner and the spray gun can significantly affect the performance and durability of the rig, impacting overall project success.

Maintenance and Care for Spray Foam Rigs

Maintaining a spray foam rig is essential for its longevity and efficiency. Regular maintenance includes checking and cleaning the spray gun, hoses, and proportioner. It’s also crucial to ensure that the chemical materials do not contaminate one another, as this can affect the foam’s quality and the machinery’s operation. Scheduled professional inspections can help prevent breakdowns and costly repairs, ensuring the rig remains in optimal working condition.

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