Ghana Arrests 53 Nigerians In Major Cybercrime Crackdown, Seizes Laptops, Phones, Guns

Ghanaian authorities have arrested 53 Nigerians in a major intelligence-led operation targeting suspected cybercrime hubs across the Greater Accra Region. The coordinated raids, carried out by national security agencies and police, uncovered organised cybercrime centres in areas including East Legon Hills, Afienya, Kwabenya, Weija and Tuba. Nine suspects were arrested as alleged coordinators, while 44 others were rescued as victims of trafficking and cybercrime exploitation. Security operatives seized 62 laptops, 52 mobile phones and two pump-action guns. The suspects have been handed over to Ghana Immigration as investigations continue.

#Cybercrime #GhanaNews #NigeriaGhana

A Ghanaian media personality has been arrested after a viral video showed him physically assaulting a woman. The Ghana Police Service confirmed the arrest of Christford Affadu Danful, also known as Ekow Black, through the Criminal Investigation Department. He was apprehended on Thursday, 15 January 2026, following an intelligence-led operation by the Inspector-General of Police’s Special Cyber Vetting Team after the video spread on social media. Investigations indicate that the suspect and the victim, who previously lived together, had ongoing disputes that escalated into verbal and physical abuse. Danful remains in lawful custody and is expected to face court charges in line with Ghanaian law. #fintter

Ghana Police Arrest Media Personality Over Assault in Viral Video

The Ghana Police Service has arrested a media personality identified as Christford Affadu Danful, popularly known as Ekow Black, following the circulation of a viral video showing him physically assaulting a woman.

According to the Police, the arrest was carried out on Thursday, January 15, 2026, by the Criminal Investigation Department through an intelligence-led operation by the Inspector-General of Police’s Special Cyber Vetting Team.

Preliminary investigations revealed that the suspect and the woman, who previously lived together, had a history of disputes that allegedly escalated from verbal confrontations to physical assaults.

Danful is currently in lawful custody and is expected to be arraigned in court to face charges in line with Ghanaian law.

The Ghana Police Service reaffirmed its commitment to protecting lives, enforcing the law, and ensuring that all acts of violence are addressed decisively.

#GhanaNews #GhanaPolice #BreakingNews #ViralVideo #AssaultCase #DomesticViolence

US Detains Ghana’s Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta on Corruption and Immigration Charges

The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained Ken Ofori-Atta, Ghana’s former finance minister, at a Virginia facility amid ongoing corruption allegations in his home country. Ofori-Atta, who served under former President Nana Akufo-Addo and oversaw controversial tax reforms and IMF negotiations, was declared a fugitive in February 2025 and formally charged in November 2025.

His detention follows a medical stay in the United States for prostate cancer treatment, raising questions about his immigration status while seeking to extend his stay. ICE took him into custody primarily over immigration issues, although Ghanaian authorities seek his extradition in connection with corruption charges.

The news has triggered mixed reactions from the public, with some calling for swift extradition to Ghana, while others highlight the role of ICE in managing overstayed visas and fugitive cases in the US. This high-profile detention underscores the intersection of international law, medical exemptions, and accountability for former public officials.

#KenOforiAtta #USICE #GhanaPolitics #Corruption #ExtraditionNews #InternationalLaw

Libya Arrests Nigerian Woman and Ghanaian Husband Over Alleged Torture and Starvation of Orphaned Child to Death

Libyan authorities have arrested a Nigerian woman and her Ghanaian husband over allegations that they tortured and starved an orphaned child to death in Tripoli. According to reports, the child’s biological mother died under questionable circumstances approximately two years ago, leaving the boy in the care of the couple.

Police sources revealed that the suspects subjected the child to prolonged abuse, neglect, and starvation, ultimately resulting in his death. The arrest, carried out on January 7, 2025, follows ongoing investigations into the incident, with Libyan authorities yet to disclose full details of the charges or the suspects’ identities.

The case has sparked outrage on social media, with witnesses identifying the couple and condemning their alleged actions. Activists, including prominent anti-human trafficking campaigner Yakubu Oyiza Hope, expressed shock and dismay at the cruelty inflicted on the orphan, while welcoming the swift intervention of Libyan authorities.

The incident underscores the vulnerability of orphaned children and the need for strict oversight of guardianship, particularly in foreign countries. Investigations are ongoing, and the Libyan government has pledged to ensure that justice is served.

The tragic event has drawn international attention and calls for heightened child protection measures in Libya, highlighting the urgent need to combat abuse and neglect against minors.

Nigerian AGF Orders CAC Registrar Magaji to Cancel Fraudulent Filings in Jonah Capital and Houses for Africa After Comprehensive Review

The Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF), Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, has directed the Registrar-General of the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), Hussaini Magaji, to cancel “fraudulent filings” affecting Abuja-based firms Jonah Capital Nigeria Limited and Houses for Africa Nigeria Limited.

The directive followed a thorough review of investigations, including reports from the Nigeria Police Force and a Special Investigation Panel (SIP), which found no criminal basis for charges against Ghanaian investors accused of fraud and forgery. The 26-count criminal case previously pursued by the police was discontinued.

Additionally, the AGF ordered the CAC to restore the companies’ shareholding and ownership structures to their prior state, reversing unauthorized alterations made during ongoing court proceedings. The AGF also instructed the Nigeria Police Force to investigate allegations of property destruction, intimidation, and assault linked to the companies and ensure security within River Park Estate.

The action underscores the AGF’s position that commercial disputes should not be criminalized and highlights the importance of proper investigative and administrative processes in corporate governance.

Ghanaian Self-Styled Prophet Ebo Noah Remanded in Custody, Court Orders Psychiatric Evaluation Over Doomsday Flood Prophecy That Sparked Nationwide Panic

A Ghanaian self-styled prophet, Ebo Noah, born Evans Eshun, has been remanded in custody by the Adenta District Court and ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation following his arrest over a controversial doomsday prophecy. Eshun was arrested on December 31, 2025, by operatives of the Ghana Police Service Special Cyber Vetting Team for false communication and causing fear and panic after he predicted that the world would be submerged by a global flood on December 25, 2025.

The prophecy, widely circulated on social media, triggered widespread anxiety, with hundreds of people—some from neighbouring countries—reportedly abandoning their homes and travelling with luggage to Eshun’s premises, where he claimed an “ark” he built would save humanity. When the predicted flood failed to occur, Eshun released a video claiming that prayers and fasting had convinced God to postpone the destruction, rather than admitting the prophecy was false.

Public outrage intensified after he appeared at rapper Sarkodie’s Rapperholic 2025 concert, telling attendees to celebrate because the alleged doom had been delayed. The court has adjourned the case to January 15, 2026, pending the outcome of the psychiatric assessment. The incident has reignited national debate in Ghana over religious extremism, misinformation, public safety, and the limits of free expression, as authorities move to hold the self-proclaimed prophet accountable for the social disruption caused by his claims.

Nigerian AGF Fagbemi Overturns Police Probe on Ghanaian Businessmen, Confirms No Case of Fraud or Forgery

The Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi, SAN, has formally nullified the Nigeria Police Force investigation led by CP Akin Fakorede into Ghanaian businessmen, including Sir Samuel Esson Jonah, citing lack of evidence. Following a review of case files, the AGF confirmed that no prima facie case of forgery or fraud existed against the businessmen, effectively discontinuing the 26-count charge.

Fagbemi affirmed the findings of the 13-man Special Investigation Panel (SIP) led by DCP Imam as comprehensive and unbiased. The AGF described the Monitoring Unit’s probe as legally defective, misleading, and an inappropriate attempt to criminalize a commercial dispute, contrary to the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, 2015.

The AGF also directed the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) to restore the original ownership and shareholding structure of Jonah Capital Nigeria Limited and Houses for Africa Nigeria Limited, reversing unauthorized changes made in December 2025. The decision followed international attention, including a petition by Ghana’s Foreign Minister over harassment of Ghanaian investments in Nigeria.

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#LateefFagbemi #NigerianAGF #GhanaianInvestments #PoliceProbeOverturned #JonahCapital #HousesForAfrica #NigeriaLaw

JUSTINGhana P0lice have confirmed the arr£st of Evans Eshun, popularly known as Eb0 Noah, a sèlf-stylèd prophet who predi¢ted that the w0rld would eñd on December 25, 2025, dùe to massive fl00ding.

Days later, he was sp0tted at Sarkod!e’s Rapperholic 2025 concert, enc0uraging people to enjoy and party claiming that the Lord had sh!fted the date.

He was arr£sted on December 31, 2025, prev£nting him from crossing over into 2026. Ghanaians can now r£st, n0 need to fiñish the inc0mplete årk from the “great pr0phet of the M0st Hìgh.”

Honestly, religi0n is starting to l00k like probåbility now, May God help us.

Beautiful Moment as Ghanaian President John Mahama Poses for Pictures with Nigerian Singer Asake During Concert Visit

Nigerian music star Asake shared a heartwarming moment with former Ghanaian President John Mahama while in Ghana for a concert. Videos show Mahama warmly receiving Asake and taking pictures with him. The visit followed a supercar event in Accra where Asake intervened to seek leniency for a man who fired celebratory shots during his visit.

The meeting also included notable personalities such as billionaire Ibrahim Mahama, Sam Jonah, Richard Ni Armah, and actor John Dumelo. The encounter sparked reactions from Nigerians online, with fans praising the interaction.

Earlier, Asake had also visited the Ooni of Ife, paying respects and highlighting his roots. He was recently honored with the chieftaincy title “Olu Omo Eyo Oniko” in Lagos for his global impact and loyalty to cultural heritage.

Ghanaian Man Fires Multiple Live Rounds to Celebrate Nigerian Afrobeats Star Asake in Accra, Sparks Outrage Over Public Safety and Illegal Firearm Use

A Ghanaian man fired multiple live rounds from a rifle into the air during Nigerian Afrobeats artist Asake’s visit to a neighbourhood in Accra for the AfroFuture 2025 concert. Captured in a viral video, the man shouted, “My brother from another mother is here,” and appealed to President John Dramani Mahama for leniency before discharging the weapon. The incident drew widespread criticism online, with Ghanaians questioning the legality and safety of firing live ammunition in crowded public spaces. Social media users called for the man’s arrest, warning that the act posed serious risks to public safety.

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Ghanaian Prophet Eboh Noah who said the world will finish on the 25th of December just splashed $89k dollars on a 2025 Mercedes Benz . That’s about 100 million Naira .

Millions was alledgedly donated to him by Christians all over the world to built the Ark and bro just made sure he got all he wanted .

Moral lesson : African Christians need to wise up and rise up too .

JUSTIN Ghanaian Prophet Eboh Noah predicted the world would end on December 25… Plot twist: the world didn’t end. His garage, however, got an upgrade.
After allegedly collecting millions “to build the Ark,” Odogwu cruised into 2026 in a brand-new Mercedes-Benz—comfortably.
The Ark? Pending.
The Benz? Delivered, polished, registered.
The Flood? Nowhere in sight. The Rapture? Also missing. Just receipts.
Lesson? Faith is powerful—but blindly funding luxury lifestyles isn’t. African Christians, let’s think carefully.

Ghanaian Authorities Arrest 48 Nigerians in Accra for Online Fraud and Romance Scams

Ghanaian authorities have arrested 48 Nigerians in a coordinated operation near Accra for involvement in various cybercrime activities, including romance scams, online investment fraud, impersonation schemes, and illicit online gold trading. The arrests were part of a broader effort to protect Ghana’s digital and financial environment from organized cybercrime.

The raid, conducted at night by the Cybercrime and Security Agency (CSA) in collaboration with the National Security and Ghana Police Service, took place in the Dawhenya area of the Ningo-Prampram Constituency. Among the suspects, 46 were men and two were women, all believed to be Nigerian nationals.

Seized items included 54 laptops, 39 mobile phones, a Starlink internet device, and eight MTN TurboNet routers. The Minister for Communication, Digital Technology & Innovations, Sam George, emphasized that Ghana welcomes legitimate business but remains vigilant against cybercriminals.

This crackdown follows similar actions earlier in the year, including the arrest of nearly 800 people in Lagos for online fraud, highlighting regional and international collaboration against cybercrime networks. Authorities reaffirmed their commitment to intelligence-led operations to ensure a safer cyber ecosystem in Ghana.

Ghanaian Prophet Builds ‘Noah’s Ark’, Warns of 2025 Christmas Flood Despite Biblical Promise

A Ghanaian preacher, popularly known as Prophet Ebo Noah, has sparked widespread debate after completing the construction of a self-styled “Noah’s Ark” and warning that a catastrophic flood would begin on Christmas Day, December 25, 2025. The prophecy, which first gained attention in August 2025 through a viral Instagram video, claims that a divine revelation instructed him to prepare for a three-year rainfall that would submerge the earth.

According to the prophet, the ark he built would serve as the only refuge when the foretold disaster strikes. His declaration drew significant attention and criticism, especially as it appeared to contradict the biblical account in Genesis 9, where God promised never to destroy the earth again by flood, symbolised by the rainbow covenant.

Hours before Christmas, Prophet Noah issued a final update on social media, stating that he had fasted and prayed for three weeks, called on people to repent, and interceded on behalf of Ghana and the world. Dressed in his signature brown sackcloth, he wrote that “whatever happens” was now in God’s hands, reinforcing his belief that events would unfold according to divine will.

The prophecy has generated mixed reactions across social media, with some followers expressing fear and concern, while others dismissed the warning as sensational and unfounded. The episode adds to a growing list of end-of-the-world predictions and apocalyptic prophecies made by religious figures across Africa, particularly during festive seasons.

The development also comes amid renewed public interest in doomsday predictions, following past claims by scientists and clerics about potential global collapse or the end of the world in the coming years. Despite the controversy, no scientific or meteorological authority has supported claims of a Christmas flood, leaving the prophecy firmly in the realm of religious belief and public speculation.

Ghanaians rush to ‘Noah’s Ark’ as prophet predicts Christmas Day flood

Drama is unfolding in Ghana as residents reportedly rush to secure spaces inside one of eight arks built by Prophet Eboh Noah, who claims God revealed to him that the world will end today, December 25, through massive flooding.

According to the prophet, only those inside his arks will be saved when the flood begins, a claim that has triggered panic, curiosity, and intense online reactions across Ghana and beyond.

Earlier this year, Ghanaian authorities briefly arrested Prophet Eboh Noah over the prophecy. However, he was later released after officials ruled that making religious prophecies does not amount to a criminal offence.

Ghana deports 42 Nigerians for prostitution, others

The Ghanaian government has deported no fewer than 42 Nigerians from the Ashanti Region after various courts found them guilty for prostitution, fraud, and other related offences.

The Ashanti Regional Minister, Frank Amoakohene, disclosed this on social media.

According to him, other foreign nationals deported include 13 Cameroonian nationals, three Ivorian nationals, three Burkinabe nationals, and seven Benin nationals.

“A total of 42 Nigerians, 13 Cameroonians, 3 Ivorians, 3 Burkinabe nationals, and 7 Benin nationals have been deported from the Ashanti Region to their respective countries following various court rulings involving Q-Net, prostitution, and other criminal activities.

I commend the Ghana Immigration Service for its professionalism, diligence, and firm commitment to enforcing our immigration laws, while upholding due process and human dignity.

Their collaboration with the courts and other security agencies continues to strengthen public safety, protect vulnerable persons, and preserve law and order in the region.” he said

The deportation of the Nigerians comes amid growing reports of increased scrutiny and mass arrests of Nigerians abroad.

Nigerian Trade Minister, CAC, Police Accused of Complicity and Silence as Ghana Petitions River Park Estate Dispute to ECOWAS Court

Nigeria’s Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, along with corporate regulators and security authorities, has been accused of silence and inaction amid the escalating River Park Estate crisis, now formally petitioned to the ECOWAS Court by the Ghanaian government. The dispute centres on allegations by Jonah Capital Limited and Houses for Africa Limited that the Registrar-General of the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), Hussaini Ishaq Magaji, SAN, unlawfully expropriated shares, removed directors extrajudicially and retroactively invalidated corporate filings dating back nearly two decades. Despite a formal petition submitted on December 8, 2025, accusing the CAC of abuse of power and actions detrimental to investor confidence, the Nigerian trade minister has remained publicly silent, raising concerns about regulatory capture and political shielding. The crisis has drawn diplomatic attention, with Ghana’s High Commissioner to Nigeria confirming that Accra has escalated the matter to ECOWAS after failed bilateral engagements, warning that the conduct of Nigerian authorities risks undermining investor protection, judicial processes and Nigeria–Ghana relations.

Ghana Escalates River Park Estate Dispute To ECOWAS Court As High Commissioner Accuses Nigerian Authorities, CAC Of Harassment And Unlawful Actions Against Jonah Capital

Ghana has formally escalated the long-running River Park Estate dispute in Abuja to the ECOWAS Court, following allegations of harassment, document falsification and breach of agreements by Nigerian authorities against Ghanaian investment firm Jonah Capital. Ghana’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Baba Jamal, confirmed that Accra submitted an official petition to ECOWAS after earlier diplomatic efforts failed, alleging that vested interests were attempting to unlawfully take over assets that do not belong to them. Jonah Capital’s CEO, Kojo Mensah, also accused Nigeria’s Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of spreading false claims, altering corporate records, and unlawfully expropriating shares, actions which he said undermine court processes and threaten massive economic losses. The dispute has now assumed a regional dimension, raising concerns over investor protection, rule of law and bilateral relations between Ghana and Nigeria.

Beautiful Ghanaian Lady Marries Her White Lover...

A happy video of a mixed-race couple (a Black woman and big white man) dancing at their wedding has gone viral.
It shows Ghanaian culture with kente clothes.
The woman wears a strapless top and red-yellow skirt. She smiles and holds a drink.
The bald man wears a dark shirt and kente scarf. He smiles big as they dance together.
They are supported by their friends and families as the groom's family and friends travelled down to Ghana to be a part of it.
This fun moment shows love across cultures, unity, and joy in traditions. Dance brings everyone together!