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Ghana Immigration Service arrests 102 foreign nationals in cyber fraud raid
The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has rescued 85 victims of human trafficking and 17 foreign nationals during an intelligence-led operation that dismantled a suspected cyber fraud syndicate operating in Dawhenya.
In a related development, the Ashaiman Sector Command of the Ghana Immigration Service, acting on requests from the Ashaiman Municipal Assembly and the Municipal Security Council (MUSEC), conducted an intelligence-led immigration compliance operation in the Tsina–Agbe area to address the involvement of foreign nationals in prostitution.
The operation, conducted by the GIS National Enforcement Team, targeted a facility opposite the China West Mall, a premises reportedly owned by Oga Toyas, Chief Executive Officer of TOYAS Group Limited.
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