Hopeson Adorye has asked Ghana's security agencies to look into a warning that Obiri Boahen issued to former president John Mahama, Modern Ghana reports. Adorye said the Bureau of National Investigations and National Security should be the bodies to take up the matter, according to GhanaWeb. He gave his reasons for wanting those two agencies involved, GhanaWeb reports.
The call follows public reaction to Obiri Boahen's remarks. Kwesi Pratt questioned what Obiri Boahen had seen or heard that led him to speak of what Pratt described as an evil plot, GhanaWeb reports. Pratt's comments were reported alongside Adorye's request.
The reports do not set out the exact words Obiri Boahen used, and no details of the warning itself were provided in the material available. Neither Adorye nor Pratt is reported to have given evidence beyond their own public statements. The security agencies named by Adorye have not commented in the reports.
What to watch next: whether the BNI or National Security respond to Adorye's request, and whether Obiri Boahen provides further detail on the warning.
