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US Court Docs, FBI Probe Link Ghanaian MP Ohene Kwame Frimpong to Alleged International Fraud Network

US court documents and an ongoing Federal Bureau of Investigation-linked investigation reportedly allege that Ghanaian MP Ohene Kwame Frimpong is connected to companies suspected of being used to move or conceal fraudulent funds in an international fraud network. The probe also reportedly involves over 1,000 alleged victims across the United States and Europe, with a business in Chicago allegedly linked to him also under scrutiny.

By Dekpor Joseph ·39d ago

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“I Was Never Paid” — Shalimar Abbiusi Says She Didn’t Know The New Force Campaign Was Political

Shalimar Abbiusi says she was never paid for her role as spokesperson for The New Force and claims she was unaware the project had any political agenda, believing it was a humanitarian initiative. Her revelation adds a new twist to the controversy surrounding her arrest and deportation from Ghana and the political movement linked to Nana Kwame Bediako.

By Dekpor Joseph ·40d ago

Methodist Church Elder Urges Men to Marry Early and Start Families Sooner

An elder of the Methodist Church has advised members of the church’s Men’s Fellowship to marry early and have children sooner, arguing that it allows parents to complete their parental responsibilities earlier in life. His remarks have sparked debate, with some supporting the advice while others insist marriage should depend on personal readiness rather than age.

By Dekpor Joseph ·40d ago

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Court Orders Ghana Police Service to Pay GH¢150,000, Apologize to Bridget Otoo Over #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest

The Ghana Police Service has been ordered by the High Court to pay GH¢150,000 in damages and issue a formal apology to Bridget Otoo and two others for violating their rights during the #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest. The ruling has been hailed as a major victory for human rights and the protection of peaceful protest in Ghana.

By Dekpor Joseph ·41d ago

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“Buying a UK-Used iPhone Is a Sin” — Woman Sparks Heated Debate Online

A woman has sparked controversy online after claiming that buying a UK-used iPhone is a sin, arguing that some may be stolen and could carry spiritual consequences. Her comments have divided social media, with some agreeing on ethical grounds while others call the claim exaggerated.

By Dekpor Joseph ·41d ago

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Man Allegedly Commits Suicide in Police Custody in Central Region

Emmanuel Cudjoe, a 38-year-old man arrested over allegations of defiling his 11-year-old stepdaughter, has reportedly died by suicide while in custody at the Agyei Krom Police Station in the Central Region. Police say he was found hanging in his cell with a piece of cloth, and investigations have been launched into the circumstances surrounding his death.

By Dekpor Joseph ·42d ago

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Pastor Told Me I Could Only Have a Baby If He Fathered It” — Woman Who Lost 9 Babies Shares Shocking Story

Whitney Boakye Mensah has revealed that a pastor once told her she could only have a child if the sperm used came from him, following her painful experience of losing nine babies. She shared the disturbing encounter during an interview with Piesie Esther, sparking outrage and debate online.

By Dekpor Joseph ·42d ago

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Ghanaian Midwife Arrested Over Alleged Involvement in Child Trafficking Syndicate

Lucinda Naomi Otchere, a midwife and head of the maternity ward at Trust Mother and Child Hospital in Osu, has been arrested for her alleged involvement in a child trafficking syndicate. She is accused of paying GH¢20,000 and GH¢35,000 to facilitate the trafficking of two young girls.

By Dekpor Joseph ·42d ago

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Four Teachers Fined GH¢3,000 Each Over BECE Examination Malpractice

Four teachers have been fined GH¢3,000 each by the Twifo Praso Magistrate Court for their involvement in BECE examination malpractice, including leaking question papers, dictating answers, and illegally possessing exam materials. The ruling highlights authorities’ renewed crackdown on exam malpractice to protect the integrity of Ghana’s education system.

By Dekpor Joseph ·42d ago

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East Legon Businessman Remanded Over Alleged Sexual Assault and Non-Consensual Sharing of Intimate Videos

Joshua Kojo Anane Boateng, a 36-year-old businessman from East Legon, has been arrested by the Ghana Police Service over allegations of drugging, sexually assaulting, and secretly filming women before sharing the videos online without their consent. He has been remanded into custody as investigations by the police and the Bureau of National Investigations continue.

By Dekpor Joseph ·42d ago

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Tragedy in Ashanti: WASSCE Candidate Dies from Electrocution While Charging Phone During Rainstorm

A 17-year-old WASSCE candidate from Asanteman Senior High School, identified as Harrison, tragically died after being electrocuted while using his phone during a heavy rainstorm in Kwabre East District. Reports say a lightning-induced power surge passed through his charger, killing him instantly, while police investigate the incident.

By Dekpor Joseph ·43d ago

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Ibrahim Mahama Supports Ghanaian Entrepreneur Returning from South Africa

Business tycoon Ibrahim Mahama has pledged to fully fund a cement distribution business and a construction hardware depot for Mr. Emmanuel Asamoah, who recently returned to Ghana after facing xenophobic attacks in South Africa. He has also donated GH¢200,000 to support Asamoah’s relocation and resettlement in the country.

By Dekpor Joseph ·43d ago

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