Ghanaian personality Kwaku Osei Korankye Asiedu, known as KOKA, has urged his fellow NPP members to exercise caution in all their actions.
He warned NPP members that the Police Service is currently not in their favour and will not hesitate to arrest them.
According to KOKA, the police are not for Ghanaians, as they are only interested in protecting NDC members.
Speaking to the media, KOKA stated, “Right now, it’s the State against the NPP; it’s a lesson, so if you are doing something, just be careful. Because even the police are not for Ghanaians, they do not protect the NPP; it is strictly the NDC they protect, so just be careful in anything you do”.
Yesterday, the doors were blocked so that no one could come to the CID office. I never knew there was selective justice at the police station. Today, Justice is becoming “dokomi” so just be careful in what you do”.
His comments come following TikTok personality Prince Ofori, alias Fante Comedy, and Social media activist Daniel Adomako, known as Sir Obama Pokuase, who were both granted bail by the Accra Circuit Court after they were arrested.
TikToker Fante Comedy and Akosua Jollof were arrested following the sighting of disturbing videos from a TikTok live stream session of him and some other users mocking the victims of the tragic GAF Z9 crash and issuing threats against Sammy Gyamfi and President Mahama.
Reports suggest TikToker Fante Comedy threatened to kill President John Mahama and behead First Lady Lordina Mahama.
TikToker Fante Comedy also made some other conspiracy comments concerning the tragic GAF Z9 helicopter crash.
The Circuit Court granted Fante Comedy a GH¢100,000 bail with three sureties. He is to provide two people who are gainfully employed. He is also to deposit his passport with the police.
Also, Sir Obama Pokuase was granted GH¢50,000 with three sureties.
He is to provide two salaried workers and a government employee earning not less than GH¢3,000 as sureties.
Sir Obama Pokuase was picked up over false publications on issues relating to national security.
In a series of posts on social media, Sir Obama Pokuase made a series of allegations against the Inspector General of the Ghana Police, Christian Yohonu.
According to the Police, he is assisting them with investigations into videos and images allegedly showing individuals brandishing high-grade firearms.
Meanwhile, the Accra Circuit Court has rejected a bail application from the legal team of Wontumi TV presenter Akyenkwaa Nana Kofi Asare.
Akyenkwaa Nana Kofi Asare was denied bail and has been remanded into police custody for one week over his controversial comments against President Mahama.
Akyemkwaa Nana Kofi Asare was arrested on August 12 over allegations claiming President John Mahama had a hand in the GAF Z9 helicopter crash that claimed the lives of eight Ghanaians.
Speaking on Wontumi TV, Akyemkwa Nana Kofi Asare stated, “Mahama should be held accountable; he is aware of everything. Asiedu Nketia should be asked why he said he would not attend the event but delegated responsibility to Samuel Sarpong.
The document was also given to Fiifi Kwetey to go, and he also refused, asking the NDC’s first vice, Samuel Sarpong, to attend instead.”
He further claimed, “Another instance, the plane was there, the delegates and protocols were on board, and Ato Forson pulled out Muntaka for a meeting, is it madness?
Eight people’s husbands, fathers, and you are telling us this nonsense to believe”.
Watch the video below:
“It’s the state against NPP, so in anything you do you have to be careful”
— SIKAOFFICIAL🦍 (@SIKAOFFICIAL1) August 14, 2025
-KOKA urges his fellow NPP members to exercise caution in all their actions, warning that the Police Service is currently not in their favor and will not hesitate to arrest them. pic.twitter.com/lXbVCH6MHH