He said the men of posed as working with the national security were actually bodyguards of the Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong.
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I was arrested by Kennedy Agyapong’s bodyguards and not national security - Apostle Agyei reveals
Apostle Kwabena Owusu Agyei, the ‘man of God’ who was arrested for allegedly threatening the life of the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, has disclosed that he wasn’t arrested by national security personnel as believed.
Apostle Agyei
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According to an interview on Rainbow Radio, Apostle Kwabena Adjei has revealed that the men believed to have been from the Bureau Of National Investigations or National Security Council that came to arrest him were actually Kennedy Agyapong’s bodyguards.
He said that along with MP’s bodyguards were the ‘Invincible forces’; the NPP’s vigilante groups, who were perceived to be from the National security council.
Medical report of Apostle Agyei
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Apostle Adjei was accused and pleaded not guilty to the threat of death. He was remanded and has recently been granted Ghc 100,000 bail by an Accra circuit court.
Regarding one of the charges levelled against him, the Apostle denied ever being in possession of ‘weed’ and stated that he would have smoked it in his house rather than in the public eye.
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