Hanan Abdul-Wahab petitions Attorney-General over alleged due process violations

The petition further accuses EOCO of unlawfully retaining several of his personal belongings after his release, including £6,700 which he says was borrowed for travel and medical expenses, two mobile phones and his passport, which he notes is required to be lodged with the court registrar.

According to the petition, Abdul-Wahab was first arrested on June 25, 2025, and held in EOCO custody for more than two weeks under what he described as an excessive bail condition of GH¢60 million.

In the petition, Abdul-Wahab is asking the Attorney-General to ensure that public officials refrain from making comments that could prejudice the ongoing case, that all future actions comply with the Constitution and the rule of law, and that EOCO and the BNI cease what he characterises as continued harassment of himself and his family.