Assertion of murder in Manassee: I was in the mind – Mugabe tells investigators

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The presenter of XYZ radio, who claimed that Manbadeh Azure Awuni would be killed in 11 months by members of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), said he was influenced by the spirits.

Saifu Maase, nicknamed "Mugabe" following the release of the documentary Joy News, "The militia in the heart of the nation" said, Manbadeh will be killed because the government is dissatisfied with the work.

During a broadcast on the Accra-based radio station, the presenter said: "I speak without fear; The nuclear power plant will kill Manbadeh Azure in 11 months. "

"If the security agencies do not protect it, they will finish it. they will get rid of him. I speak without fear or favor; it's a gift that God has given me. "

He was invited by the the police and questioned.

DCOP Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah, director of the police, told reporters in Accra that, when Maase had been asked to badist the police in the investigations, he could not prove what he had said.

"Mugabe was invited to come because he said that this badbadination would take place. When he was questioned, he said he was in the spirit, "said the head of the CID.

The CID boss went to the media during the press conference

She revealed that Maase had been accused of offensive conduct and publishing false news that could cause fear and panic.

He was summoned to court on Tuesday, but the courts did not sit down, DCOP Addo-Danquah said.

It will be resumed Wednesday and tried, she said.

The militia in the heart of the nation

The infiltration broadcast aired on Joy News TV on Friday, March 8, explained how the group called De-Eye Group was using the former government headquarters to train since the formation of the Akufo-Addo government.

The group is led by Nana Wireko Addo, aka 'Choman', the former personal bodyguard of President Nana Akufo-Addo. It was described in 2012 as a "vigilance group" in the pro-government daily Daily Guide.

The government has denied any badociation with such a group.

Osu Castle

At a press conference a few hours after the broadcast of the documentary, the Minister of Information, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, notably denied that young men and women converging at the castle three times a week – Monday, Wednesday and Friday – constitute a militia group in formation.

The government has also denied that Osu Castle is a security zone. According to the Ghana Museum and Monument Commission, the former seat of government is now a museum.