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The badembled members of the cell were preparing to hold a press conference before the security team moved in.
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A high court in Accra on Thursday awarded a bond to the remaining eight people who claimed to separate a portion of a West Togoland as an independent state of Ghana, for a total of 100,000 GH ¢ each with two guarantees each are all justified.
Mr. Charles Kormi Kudjordji, president of the so-called 85-year-old Homeland Studies Group Foundation, was also released on bail by the same court of GH ¢ 250,000. , with two bonds, including one to justify.
Previously, Mr. A.T.P. Akaba, the chief counsel for the defendants, had asked the court to apply for bail, to which Mr Fred Awindago, a public prosecutor, did not object.
Accused will also report to police on Mondays and Thursdays weekly.
The Nines were arrested by a combined team of police and military on Sunday, May 5 at Ho in a house, as they were meeting to organize the proclamation of an independent Togo as a state. independent on May 9, 2009.
The accused are MM. Bisa Akorli, 54, Kofi Dzereke, 39, Thompson Tsigbe, 58, Benjamin Agbadzada, 48, Agbenyega Akudzi, 54, Freemen Blikaku, 36, and Nkpe Tsryiri Kudzo, 61.
The three-member court presided over by Judge Jerome Noble Nkrumah and composed of members of Judge Ekow Baiden and Ms. Afia Serwah Asare-Botwe, also ordered the investigator to locate the accused's material structures prior to the arrest. performance of the deposit.
The court adjourned the trial on July 1.
At the last postponed date, the ninth accused appeared in court in the person of Sergeant Samuel Kwabla Kpogli.
They have been charged with conspiracy to commit treason, complicity in unlawful training, unlawful badembly and offensive behavior conducive to breach of peace.
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