Bridget Otoo Reveals Her Husband’s UK Intelligence Investigation

Bridget Otoo, the well-known broadcaster, has disclosed details about how her husband, Dr. Evans Ago Tetteh, underwent an intelligence investigation by British authorities during their courtship.

In an interview on the KSM Show, Bridget recounted how she initially met Dr. Ago through a mutual friend named Fati in 2018.

However, upon seeing his display picture for the first time, which depicted a well-built man with a tattoo, she immediately formed a negative impression.

She said, “She gave my number to him, and he texted me on WhatsApp… So I went to look at his WhatsApp DP, and there was this guy; well-built, having a good time, with a tattoo on his shoulder. As soon as I saw that, I said no, never.”

Despite receiving messages from Dr. Ago over the years, Bridget remained hesitant to engage with him until 2020 when they finally met in person. Despite her initial reservations, she discovered that Dr. Ago’s personality surpassed her expectations, as he appeared well-educated and charming.

Bridget said, “When I saw him, he was well-educated; like he had everything. And I was like no, this guy is going to break my heart.”

However, Bridget’s doubts lingered, prompting her to enlist the help of a friend with connections to British intelligence to investigate Dr. Ago.

She expressed concerns about his involvement in drugs, fraudulent activities, and potential political affiliations, including suspicions of being a mole from the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

She stated, “We had a great conversation, and when he left, I had a friend in the UK, and I said he should investigate him for me to find out if he is into drugs, sakawa-fraudster… he worked with British intelligence, so he can get some of this information.”

Bridget’s confession sheds light on her cautious approach to her relationship with Dr. Ago, reflecting her desire to ensure his integrity and background before committing further.

Despite her initial skepticism, Bridget ultimately found love and happiness with Dr. Ago, highlighting the complexities of modern relationships and the importance of trust and transparency.