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Nana Romeo Calls on EOCO to Investigate Young Ghanaians Driving Luxury Cars Without Known Income

Ghanaian radio presenter Nana Romeo has called on the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) to broaden its investigations into unexplained wealth among some young people, urging officials to look beyond formal complaints and pay closer attention to activities within communities.
However, Nana Romeo clarified that his remarks were not made because of the Abu Trica case, but rather reflect his concerns about a broader issue of unexplained wealth among some young people.
He called for greater awareness and accountability to discourage young people from pursuing questionable means of acquiring wealth.
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