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Electrician remanded for defrauding nurses
The prosecution said the accused person was sent back to the Asuofua police, and in his caution statement he admitted the offence.
He said in August 2025, a fifth complainant, Margaret Jagun, saw the accused person advertising on ‘TikTok’ that he could help secure visas for persons who intended to travel abroad, so she expressed her interest and informed the other complainants.
On June 09, 2026, the accused person was located at Nsawam in the Eastern Region, and he was arrested and handed over to the police.
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