It Would Have Been Brutal If I Were To Be Here – Bulldog Speaks On UTV Attack

Bulldog speaks on the UTV attack after a group of young men who were allegedly associated as thugs of the New Patriotic party NPP invaded the studio of United Showbiz on UTV. The issue went viral and many Ghanaians are not happy about what is happening under the watch of His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwah Akuffo Addo.

Unfortunately, Bulldog who is one of the famous panelists on United Showbiz was not on the show when those thugs stormed their studio last week. In response to the issue, Bulldog expressed his disappointment about how issues of this nature are happening under the regime of the New Patriotic Party NPP with His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwah Akuffo Addo as the president of Ghana. Bulldog cited several examples of how those NPP thugs have been causing harm to the extent of chasing a pregnant judge out of the courtroom and yet, there was no remedy to those situations after one (1) year.

Bulldog is of the view that this current administration of His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwah Akuffo Addo does not give freedom to the media to do what they are expected to do as an independent body. The whole banter between UTV and the New Patriotic Party NPP came as a result of a letter from the latter telling the former to redirect its entertainment show.  The New Patriotic Party is of the view that the program has been made to favor t their opposition party the National Democratic Congress NDC. With this, Kwame A-Plud tore the letter pieces and got the NPP thugs furious to invade UTV studio.

It Would Have Been Brutal If I Were To Be Here – Bulldog Speaks On UTV Attack.

“It was a blessed moment that some of us were not here before the incident occurred. This is a very serious issue and we must not only sit here and talk about it. I was arrested in a Rambo Style while the laws of our country do not permit them to do so. It would have been brutal if I were to be here because I would not look gentle at that moment”. – Bulldog speaks on UTV Attack.