Accra: Music executive Lawrence Nana Asiama Hanson, widely known as Bullgod, has opened up about his loyalty to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and his stance on facing legal consequences for the actions he takes in support of the political party. In an interview with 4Syte TV, Bullgod was questioned about his dedication to the NDC during its time in opposition and whether it has been justified now that the party is in power. He affirmed his commitment by stating, "Yes it was. And I've always believed in John Dramani Mahama."
According to Ghana Web, when Bullgod was further questioned about the possibility of going to prison again for the NDC, he clarified that his loyalty does not equate to taking unreasonable risks just because his party is currently in power. He emphasized that his actions should always align with the law, regardless of his political affiliations.
Bullgod stated that he supports lawful conduct and believes in being held accountable if he does wrong. He expressed that shielding him from legal consequences would negatively impact the image of President Mahama. "It doesn't mean my party is in power, so I will act like a fool. I believe that I voted for the right things to be done, so if I do wrong, I want to be set as an example. I should be the first person facing the law because it will give John Mahama, my big brother, a bad name if he is shielding me," he explained.
Earlier, during a February 2026 appearance on Joy FM's Showbiz A-Z, Bullgod praised President Mahama's management of the country's affairs and disclosed that he receives monthly stipends directly from the president. He stated, "I am on a payroll with His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, since he started working, every month I go for money from his salary. So when they pay him, then he pays me."