Accra – Businessman and politician Paul Afoko has firmly dismissed widespread claims linking him to ownership of the prestigious Kempinski Hotel, insisting that the luxury establishment is not his property.
Speaking to clear the air, Afoko described reports suggesting he owns the internationally renowned hotel as misleading, emphasizing that while he may have business interests connected to the hospitality sector, he has no ownership stake in Kempinski.
His clarification comes amid growing public speculation over his alleged ties to the five-star hotel, with social media discussions and public commentary fueling confusion about his role in the high-end property.
Afoko explained that it was important to separate fact from fiction, stressing that inaccurate claims about his business portfolio create a false impression of his investments and commercial interests.
The statement is expected to put to rest lingering questions about the ownership of the luxury hotel, while drawing renewed attention to the need for accuracy in reporting on high-profile business figures.
As public interest in Ghana’s hospitality industry continues to grow, Afoko’s remarks serve as a reminder that not every prominent entrepreneur is behind every major investment, despite widespread speculation.
