
A TikTok user has ignited widespread outrage after a viral livestream captured him issuing violent threats against members of the judiciary and the government.
In the video, the visibly agitated man warned the administration led by President John Dramani Mahama not to attempt his arrest, boldly daring authorities to take action.
“Arrest me and see what will happen. I will kill any judge who sits on my case,” he declared during the livestream.
He went further, threatening not only any judge assigned to his case but also individuals connected to the court process, claiming his retaliation would extend beyond the courtroom. The remarks have triggered alarm among social media users, many of whom have condemned the threats as reckless, dangerous, and criminal.
The TikTok user also used the platform to criticise the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), alleging that some members of the party behave as though they are superior to others.
The video has since sparked calls for swift action from security agencies, with many insisting that such threats against state institutions and judicial officers cannot be taken lightly.



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