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July 17, 2026|23:35

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Female ward assistant in court over alleged GH¢1.7million military recruitment scam

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Patience Mbaye, a 41-year-old ward assistant, has appeared before an Accra court over an alleged recruitment scam involving the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF). Mbaye is alleged to have collected GH cent;675,000 from 26 people under the pretext of securing their recruitment into the GAF.

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