'If I do wrong, I should be the first to face the law' - Bullgod on NDC loyalty

Music executive Lawrence Nana Asiama Hanson, widely known as Bullgod, has spoken candidly about his allegiance to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and addressed whether his loyalty would ever extend to risking imprisonment for the party.

In an interview with 4Syte TV, Bullgod was asked if his unwavering support for the NDC during its years in opposition had been worthwhile now that the party is back in government. He responded without hesitation:

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When the conversation turned to whether he would be prepared to go to prison again for the party, the artiste manager was emphatic that his commitment does not equate to reckless behaviour simply because his preferred political group holds power.

According to him, his support for the NDC was rooted in a desire to see the right things done in the country. Should he act unlawfully, he insisted, he ought to face the consequences like any other citizen. He further noted that any attempt to shield him due to his association with the President would ultimately damage the latter’s reputation.

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He stated;

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Earlier, on 13 February 2026, during an appearance on Joy FM’s Showbiz A–Z, Bullgod commended President John Dramani Mahama for his stewardship of the country. He also disclosed that he receives a monthly stipend directly from the President.

He revealed;

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His remarks have since generated debate online, particularly regarding his comments on loyalty, accountability, and his financial ties to the President.