Two including journalist remanded over alleged GH¢800,000 fraud
An Accra Circuit Court has remanded two men into police custody in connection with an alleged GH¢800,000 fraud involving a Ghanaian resident in the United States. Bilyaminu Ibrahim, a media worker, is alleged to have collected the money from the complainant under the pretext of helping to avert spiritual attacks. Ibrahim and Mohammed Musah, a […]
An Accra Circuit Court has remanded Bilyaminu Ibrahim and Mohammed Musah, a journalist, into police custody for their alleged involvement in a GH¢800,000 fraud scheme. According to prosecutors, the alleged victims are a Ghanaian resident in the United States named Tourwana Katakarauo and her mother. The case alleges that Ibrahim posed as a spiritualist and collected the money from Tourwana under the pretext of averting spiritual attacks.
Ibrahim allegedly conspired with Musah to commit the crime of defrauding by false pretence and harboured Musah, who is accused of not reporting Ibrahim's arrest to the police to avoid his apprehension.
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