For allegedly forging letterheads of
the Office of the President of Ghana, John Mahama and other state institutions
with intent to defraud people, Six Nigerians have been arrested.
They are Paul Kelvin, 20; Wallace
Darden Odon, 28’ Prince Ejimi, 19; Osamidiamwen Ikecheku Emeka, 24; Adebayo
Alaba Saheed, 21; and Charles Chinedu, 32. They are all said to be unemployed.
They have all been charged with
forging documents and signatures, posing as state officials and because they
gave false names to the police during interrogations, they have now also been
charged with deceit of public officers.
Ghana’s Daily Graphic, quoting the
Accra Regional Crime Officer, Chief Superintendent of Police Mr. Paul Kontomah,
reports that the suspects were arrested in a house at Ayensu Estate, near
Adenta in Accra, on 9th of June, 2014.
Among the letters retrieved from the
suspects was one directing a former Inspector-General of Police (IGP) to take
his compulsory leave for Mr Mohammed Alhassan, the current IGP, to take over
the position.
Oluwole Boyz have invaded Ghana. But
on a more serious note, I think the Nigerian Embassy in Ghana should ensure
these boys are given the best possible representation in court, for this could
be a false accusation, it has been known to happen before. And they remain innocent until proven guilty.
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