A former member of the Council of State during John Dramani Mahama's tenure, along with Jacob Asirifi Senior, Enoch Ofori, and Daniel Mensah, now face accusations of contempt by the Saviour Church of Ghana.

Barima Yaw Kodie Oppong, Esquire, representing the Saviour Church of Ghana, has lodged a motion for contempt of court against these individuals.

The motion requests the court to mandate the respondents to return all removed evidence of the applicant's property, including signage and symbols.

This legal action follows the Saviour Church of Ghana's victory in a 24-year-long Supreme Court review case, affirming its ownership rights to the contested properties.

The motion alleges that the respondents impeded court officials from executing a Writ of Possession by assaulting them and church representatives.

It references an audio recording purportedly featuring Abraham Adusei instructing his followers to modify the church's properties to assert their ownership.

The motion contends that these actions constitute contempt of court and seeks appropriate sanctions to deter future disobedience.