McBrown Testifies In Bulldog’s Case Video Admitted

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The witness statement and a video on how Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson a.k.a. Bulldog, allegedly threatened President Nana Akufo-Addo, was Wednesday adopted as the evidence-in-chief of Nana Ama Mcbrown.

The video, was tendered in by the prosecution through the United Showbiz hostess when she mounted the witness box to testify against Bulldog.

Miss McBrown was cross-examined by counsel for Bulldog, Jerry Avenorgbo after the video in which the alleged infraction of law occurred had been played in open court.

Charges

Hanson, an Artiste Manager, is facing the court for allegedly saying on the United Showbiz programme that “President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo will not finish his four year term if he failed to pay customers of an alleged ponze scheme by Menzgold.”

He has denied the charge of Offensive conduct to breach of the peace.

The court, presided over by Mrs Evelyn Asamoah, admitted Hanson to his former bail of GH¢70,000.

Meanwhile, the accused has been served with disclosures and all the documents the prosecution intends to rely on.

This was after a case management conference had been conducted with accused and the prosecution, agreeing on timelines on which the case would be conducted

Facts

The facts as presented by prosecution, led by Chief Inspector Apiosornu, were that the complainants in the case are citizens and regular viewers of UTV programme dubbed ‘United Showbiz,’ hosted by Nana Ama Agyemang McBrown, which is live every Saturday between the hours of 9:pm and midnight.

The prosecution said on January 9, this year, the programme was aired on UTV as usual and the accused was one of the panelists who appeared on the show.
Chief Inspector Apiorsornu said during the programme, the issue of Menzgold was raised and Hanson quickly responded that: “The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo will not finish his four-year tenure if he failed to pay Menzgold customers.”

The Prosecution said on January 11, this year, the Police intercepted the said video recording on the face book page of UTV, which attracted many comments from viewers who watched and heard the accused making those “unguided” comments.

By: graphic.com