LilWin Needs Lawyers On Retainer – Vim Lady
LilWin Media personality and law enthusiast, Afia Pokua, popularly known as Vim Lady, has advised actor Kwadwo Nkansah, aka LilWin, to retain multiple lawyers to guide his conduct amid Read More... The post LilWin Needs Lawyers On Retainer – Vim Lady appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
African media personality Afia Pokua, known as Vim Lady, has advised LilWin, under the stage name Kwadwo Nkansah, to retain multiple lawyers to guide his conduct amid frequent legal disputes. Her advice comes after Van Vicker, another Ghanaian actor, filed a defamation lawsuit against LilWin, seeking GH¢10 million in exemplary damages.
In a TikTok video, Vim Lady clarified that the GH¢10 million mentioned publicly was only a portion of Van Vicker's claims. The actor's lawsuit centers on allegations that LilWin made in his comments, portraying Van Vicker as untrustworthy, greedy, and unwilling to honor professional commitments. These alleged remarks could significantly impact Van Vicker's standing in the film industry.
Vim Lady emphasized the importance of having multiple lawyers on retainer for LilWin, suggesting they be paid monthly to advise him on his actions. She pointed out that the entertainment industry is small, and conflicts with others are inevitable, making it crucial for LilWin to have legal guidance at all times.
The influencer also referenced LilWin's previous legal dispute with actress Martha Ankomah, suggesting that open communication could have helped resolve the issue instead of escalating it to legal proceedings. Vim Lady urged industry professionals to address professionalism concerns through constructive engagement rather than resorting to public accusations.
Vim Lady noted that Van Vicker's long career in entertainment and legal training would enable him to understand the implications of the case better. The lawsuit has garnered significant public attention, especially due to the claimed GH¢10 million in exemplary damages.
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