Could Vibrate Space’s Land Dispute Affect Its Spotify Deal?

of Ghana vibration space operated by surf ghana (which also built Ghana’s first skatepark) was closed indefinitely due to a land dispute with an alleged secondary owner.

problem

A dispute has arisen between the space owner and a secondary party claiming ownership of the land on which the skatepark was developed.

According to a local journalist, Sandy Alibo Surf Ghana’s creator purchased the land from the alleged owner for 10 years, but the land appears to have been purchased by a secondary purchaser as well.

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March, spotify announced a multi-year partnership with a non-profit organization dedicated to helping young Ghanaian music entrepreneurs get the tools and skills they need to succeed in the industry.

vibration space The additional funds were planned to be used to support artists, such as a festival to be held at the same space at the end of the year, support for holding events by the artists themselves, and the establishment of youth hostels.

The space is now temporarily closed due to a land dispute, and the deal may be at stake.

what happens next

The space is currently closed indefinitely. Sandy Arribo is currently consulting with a lawyer about next steps.

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