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The Ghana Police Service and Ministry of National Security says its officers have not arrested Albert Nat Hyde aka Bongo Ideas.
The two security agencies say their attention has been drawn to social media reports that Mr Albert Nat Hyde has been arrested by its officers.

However, the said individual is not in their custody.
The police said they have "contacted a relative who has confirmed that Bongo Ideas is at home".
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