The lawyer for former NPP National Chairman Freddie Blay has raised questions about his client's remand by the Akropong Circuit Court. The court ordered Blay to be held over his alleged involvement in a demolition dispute at Kitase.
Blay's lawyer, Gregory Asiedu, stated that his client is not a flight risk. He explained that Freddie Blay has been unwell and is currently at home.
Asiedu believes the decision to remand Blay represents an abuse of court processes. He indicated that they are working to understand the basis for the court's decision.
The dispute involves a demolition incident that occurred at Kitase. Details surrounding the extent of Blay's alleged involvement and the nature of the demolition have not been fully disclosed by authorities.
Freddie Blay previously served as the National Chairman for the New Patriotic Party. His current legal situation stems from a property-related controversy.
The Akropong Circuit Court is handling the initial stages of the case. Further court proceedings are expected to clarify the charges and evidence.
Legal representatives for Blay are committed to challenging the remand order. They aim to secure his release while the legal process continues.
This case highlights ongoing legal actions surrounding land and property disputes in the region.