An Accra Circuit Court has granted bail to a man named Ndebugye. He was arrested for his alleged involvement in land guard activities. Ndebugye was also accused of causing a disturbance.
The court set his bail at GH₵20,000. This requires two people to stand as sureties for him. He must also fulfil other conditions set by the court.
The incident leading to his arrest involved the use of Ndebugye as a land guard. This often means someone is used to illegally protect or seize land.
Ndebugye's arrest is part of ongoing efforts to address land disputes and illegal land guarding. Such activities can lead to violence and financial losses.
The court heard arguments from both the prosecution and the defence. No final decision was made on the guilt or innocence of Ndebugye.
The case has been adjourned to a specific date in the future. This allows time for further investigation and preparation.
Ndebugye is expected to appear in court on the next scheduled date. The court will then proceed with the hearing of the case.
This court action highlights the legal processes involved when individuals are accused of criminal acts related to land ownership and protection.