Medeama have reacted angrily to reports that irate fans of the club locked up players and officials after Thursday's recovery session, labeling the claim as "terror-stricken journalism borne out of a fictitious imagination".
Widespread media reports claimed that angry fans of the club locked up players and officials following the resignation of head coach Samuel Boadu.
But the club has been swift in issuing a strongly worded statement, insisting claims that supporters locked up officials of the club is a complete lie.
Kindly disregard a wicked fabrication claiming some supporters of our club locked up players and officials after Thursday's recovery session. We are scandalized and petrified by these outright lies. This is terror-stricken journalism borne out of a fictitious imagination. Ignore! pic.twitter.com/12lpLK7hMh
— Medeama SC (@MedeamaSC) February 25, 2021
Boadu tendered in his resignation after the side's 2-0 win over Techiman Eleven Wonders at home.
This has sparked a wave of discussion on why the highly-rated gaffer has left the club after guiding them to second on the table.
The former Asokwa Deportivo coach will pay compensation to the Mauve and Yellows after unilaterally terminating his contract.
He has been with Medeama for three years and feels it is time to look elsewhere for another coaching spell.
Medeama have managed to recovered from a chequered start to the season and currently occupy the second position after six 16 matches.