Freddie Blay, the former National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party, has been remanded in custody. This follows his arrest in connection with a property dispute.
The incident involves a disputed property demolition at Kitase in the Eastern Region. The arrest was made by the Ghana Police Service.
The Akropong Circuit Court issued the remand order. The court is overseeing the legal proceedings.
Mr. Blay will remain in custody. His case has been adjourned to April 9.
Further details about the nature of the property dispute were not immediately available from official sources.
The legal action taken by the authorities aims to address the allegations surrounding the demolition.
Local residents have expressed concerns about the legality and impact of the demolition.