Renowned artiste manager Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson, popularly known as Bullgod, has returned to court, seeking enforcement of a GHS1 million defamation settlement against dancehall musician Shatta Wale.

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"I sued him for GH¢1 million for defamation of character. For me, it wasn't even about the money; it was about the fact that he should set things right. So we came to some sort of consent judgment that he would pay my lawyers and render an apology, but he hasn't done that. The matter has gone back to court for the judge to direct him to do the right thing," he explained.

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Reflecting on the toll the controversy took on him, Bullgod noted that the accusations tarnished his image and caused him to lose business opportunities. Nonetheless, he believes the experience has played a role in shaping his current position in the industry.

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"It haunted me for some years. It followed me in my brain, but for now, I don't think about it any longer. I saw it as a good sign from God. Sometimes we don't understand the doings of God... I am sure I am where I am today because the situation is a contributing factor. It might put fear into some people when they are dealing with me; others might not see it too well. It's a win-win for me," he added.

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With the case now back in court, Bullgod is optimistic that justice will be served and his name fully cleared.

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