Bulldog’s Case Adjourns To Feb 23

An Accra Circuit Court has adjourned to February 23, the case of Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson also known as (aka) Bulldog, who is accused of threatening President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, in a video recording.

Nana Hanson, an artiste manager, is said to have said on a United Television (UTV) programme that, “the President will not finish his tenure and that he will run away if he failed to pay customers of Menzgold their deposits.”

Charged with “offensive conduct, conducive to breach of the peace,” Nana Hanson pleaded not guilty, and is on GH¢70, 000 bail.

The court ordered the prosecution to serve Bulldog with disclosures to facilitate a case management conference.

Chief Inspector Simon Apiorsornu said on January 11, this year, the police intercepted a video recording on United Television.

He said in the said video, accused was seen and heard saying “The President of the Republic of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo will not finish his term in office and that he will run away if he failed to pay the deposits of Menzgold customers.”

Chief Insp Apiorsornu said on January 12, this year, accused was handed over to the police by the National Intelligence Bureau for further investigations.

According to prosecution, during interrogation, Bulldog admitted to have made such comments in the said video when same was played to him.

Chief Insp Apiorsornu said Nana Hanson further said that during the show an argument ensued between the guests on the programme and that he made that statement in jest and had no ill motive behind same.

Source: GNA