Tandeen Group Denies Viral Allegations, Warns of Legal Action

Tandeen Group has strongly denied allegations circulating widely on social media and other informal platforms, describing the claims as false, malicious, and defamatory, while warning that it may take legal action against those responsible for spreading the content.

In a public statement issued on 7th May 2026, the Board of Directors said it had become aware of a publication containing serious accusations against the company, its operations, and members of its leadership.

The company stated that the allegations were entirely unsupported by any verified judicial or regulatory findings and appeared designed to damage its reputation, undermine public confidence, and mislead stakeholders.

“We wish to state clearly and unequivocally that these allegations are false, malicious, defamatory, and entirely unsupported by any verified judicial or regulatory findings,” the statement said.

Tandeen Group emphasized that it has operated with integrity, professionalism, and full compliance with the laws of Sierra Leone and regulations governing the sectors in which it operates.

According to the Board, the company has built a reputation over the years as a responsible corporate institution committed to lawful business practices, job creation, community development, and national economic growth.

The statement also highlighted that the Group maintains strict internal compliance procedures and cooperates fully with lawful authorities and regulatory institutions.

Rejecting any attempt to associate the company, its facilities, or personnel with criminal activity without evidence, the Board said due process and credible proof must guide any such claims.

It further expressed concern over the spread of unverified information, warning that such allegations could cause unnecessary public alarm, reputational harm, and emotional distress to employees, customers, business partners, and their families.

The company called on members of the public, media practitioners, and social media users to act responsibly and avoid amplifying unsubstantiated claims.

Reaffirming confidence in the rule of law, Tandeen Group said truth, fairness, and due process must prevail over speculation, sensationalism, and what it described as trial by media.

Despite the controversy, the company said it remains focused on delivering reliable services, maintaining high operational standards, creating jobs, supporting local communities, investing in sustainable growth, and upholding transparency and accountability.

The Board assured stakeholders that the company’s operations continue uninterrupted and remain fully compliant with applicable laws, industry regulations, and global standards.

It also warned that it reserves the right to pursue all lawful remedies against individuals or entities responsible for publishing or disseminating defamatory content intended to injure the reputation of the Group and its leadership.