In response to court directives, security protocols at the entrance of the Financial and Economic Division of the High Court in Accra have been tightened as Nana Appiah Mensah (NAM 1) appears for hearing on fresh charges
This development follows concerns raised by the legal representatives of the accused, who disclosed a prior incident where the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the defendant’s company was assaulted by a customer during a court session.
The embattled CEO of Menzgold earlier voiced his disappointment in the Ghana Police Service for mishandling of funds that were meant to pay the customers of Menzgold and thus sparking controversies and skepticisms regarding the payment of debts owed Menzgold customers.
As the events unfold, Nana Appiah Mensah, also known as NAM1, has arrived at the court premises. Anticipation looms as he is set to address the 39 counts specified in the amended charge sheet before the court. The atmosphere is tense, with the enhanced security measures reflecting the gravity of the situation. These precautionary steps underscore the court’s commitment to ensuring a secure and orderly environment during the legal proceedings.
Some Security Presence at NAM 1’s Hearing of 39 Charges
Security Presence at NAM 1’s 39-Charge Hearing
Acting on this information, Justice Ernest Owusu-Dapaah, a Justice of the Court of Appeal serving as an additional High Court judge, issued an order to the Court Registrar for heightened security measures during future proceedings.
As preparations unfold for the morning hearing, stringent security measures have been implemented at the court entrance. Every individual is subject to thorough screening before being granted entry. This proactive approach aims to address safety concerns and maintain order within the legal proceedings surrounding the case.
