@mamatick356: The TAG WhatsApp discussions involving ACP Benjamin Agordzor became part of the evidence in Ghana’s alleged coup case. The conversations included discussions about Ghana’s social and political conditions, the possibility of an “Arab Spring,” and demonstrations. The prosecution interpreted some of the messages as evidence of a plan to destabilise the government, while Agordzor’s defence maintained that the discussions were being taken out of context and were not a plan to overthrow the government. Agordzor was ultimately acquitted and discharged after the court found that the prosecution had not established the case against him beyond the required standard. The case shows why the context of WhatsApp conversations can be important when interpreting statements made in a group discussion.

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