J.A. Plant Pool (GH) Limited (JAPP) and its Executive Chairman, Joseph Siaw Agyepong, have strongly rejected claims by Ghana's Attorney-General that they owe the government US$2 million under a contract executed as part of the District Road Improvement Programme (DRIP), describing the legal action as baseless and undertaken in bad faith. In a statement issued in Accra, the company said it would vigorously defend itself against a lawsuit filed by the Attorney-General seeking to recover the amount allegedly owed under a contract signed and executed under the DRIP initiative. According to J.A. Plant Pool, the suit was widely publicized before the company and Dr. Agyepong were formally served, causing what it described as severe and unjustified reputational damage to the company, the Jospong Group of Companies, and their local and international business partners. The company categorically denied owing any money to the Government of Ghana or any of its agencies in connection with the ...