The First Atlantic Bank has joined the lawsuit as well.
The plaintiff, whose national service tenure ended in July 2021, admits to being in a relationship with the married Ernest Kwasi Nimako after being told that her job security would be in jeopardy if she didn't give in to the relationship, according to the writ of summons seen by ewesinfo.com.
She adds that the manager's promise to make her life comfortable by paying her rent, providing money for her business, getting her a new car, and even divorcing his real wife for her, among other things, caused her to decline the chance to work as a permanent employee after completing her National Service.
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However, it was noted in the writ that up until their relationship became tense, the manager performed well to fulfill parts of his duties.
She is now requesting that the other promises be kept, including paying the rent for the remaining two years and changing ownership of the automobile he purchased for her as part of the pledges.
The First Atlantic Bank, which joined the lawsuit, was charged of permitting top employees to have relationships with unwanted subordinates while utilizing the women as hooks to attract clients for the business.
The Bank's management is now debating the problem at a crucial meeting.
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