Two accused of land guard activities weep in court
Two men accused of engaging in land guard activities and unlawfully demolishing an uncomplete building and a fence wall in East Legon, Accra, wept uncontrollably after an Accra Circuit Court remanded them.
Two men, a carpenter and a concrete mixer, were remanded in custody after appearing in Accra Circuit Court for allegedly engaging in land guard activities and unlawfully destroying an unfinished building and a fence wall in East Legon, Accra. Gabriel Abotsi Ahor, 29, and Benjamin Essel, 32, wept uncontrollably in court and apologized to the complainant for their actions.
Both men face multiple charges, including conspiracy to commit a crime and causing unlawful damage. Their lawyer intervened to calm them down after their emotional outburst. The court declined their bail application and remanded them until September 23, 2026. Three other individuals, Watara, Usha, and Shamsudeen Hussein, are still at large.
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