A social media sensational and owner of Ogyam TV, popularly referred to as Ogyam the Controversial' has been declared wanted by the Ashanti Regional Police
The Police is hunting Ogyam for making a false allegation about one woman. He asserted that the woman who is based in abroad is fornicating with Bishop Ajagurajah, offering him cash and plotting to kill a certain woman abroad
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According to Lawyer Maurice Ampaw on the popular show "Mmra Ne Abrabo Mu Nsem" on Wontumi TV, until Ogyam the controversial prove what he is saying with strong evidence, the law will deal with him since in this democratic dispensation period the rule of law reigns.
This is not the first time Ogyam the Controversial is doing this unlawful act. He has been in the limelight for the role he played against Rev Obofour, Agradaa and many other personalities in Ghana since he is fond of cooking stories without evidence just to defame people's character.
Lawyer Maurice Ampaw urged Ogyam to avail himself to the Ashanti Regional Police Command with his evidence to help them in their investigation to see the truth in such allegations he made.
The law of Ghana critically deals with offenders who play foul to the rules and regulations governing the country and such per the police, huge reward awaits anyone who could play a huge role to help the arrest of Ogyam the Controversial man.
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