TRENDING

Elumelu urges shift from aid to trade for Africa at UNGA • Aiyedatiwa okays N400m bursary, scholarship for 13,360 Ondo students • “Peter Obi Can’t Win 2027 Election” – Dave Umahi Insist • EAN Aviation eyes continental growth after 15 Years of business aviation leadership • Why 90,000km fibre may not end Nigeria’s rural connectivity gap • Patoranking marks 10 years in music with Trace Live headline • You are no match for Peter Obi, leave him alone, Awuzie tells Umahi, Soludo • Sunderland penalty against Arsenal incorrect — Premier League panel • ICC convicts ex-CAR rebel leader for crimes against humanity • ‘I hope to dedicate Ballon d’Or to Africa if I win’ — Mbappe • Anambra Govt releases fresh evidence of unpaid salaries under Peter Obi [PHOTO] • Elizabeth Agboola: What Travelling Through Italy With My Three Children Taught Me About Travelling • Tems Pairs Cream Faux Fur With Black Cargo Trousers at Burberry’s SS27 Show • Yamal: Ballon d’Or not decided by number of goals • Why public universities might start charging N1m tuition fee – LASU ex-VC • Lagos seals church, 11 others over environmental violations • You have no right to govern other countries, Brazilian President tells Trump • Mahama asks MFWA, GJA to lead national dialogue on hate speech • ‘What is happening in the media space is horrifying’ – Kwesi Pratt condemns ‘irresponsible’ speech • Defence Minister proposes compulsory military training for Nigerians • Elumelu urges shift from aid to trade for Africa at UNGA • Aiyedatiwa okays N400m bursary, scholarship for 13,360 Ondo students • “Peter Obi Can’t Win 2027 Election” – Dave Umahi Insist • EAN Aviation eyes continental growth after 15 Years of business aviation leadership • Why 90,000km fibre may not end Nigeria’s rural connectivity gap • Patoranking marks 10 years in music with Trace Live headline • You are no match for Peter Obi, leave him alone, Awuzie tells Umahi, Soludo • Sunderland penalty against Arsenal incorrect — Premier League panel • ICC convicts ex-CAR rebel leader for crimes against humanity • ‘I hope to dedicate Ballon d’Or to Africa if I win’ — Mbappe • Anambra Govt releases fresh evidence of unpaid salaries under Peter Obi [PHOTO] • Elizabeth Agboola: What Travelling Through Italy With My Three Children Taught Me About Travelling • Tems Pairs Cream Faux Fur With Black Cargo Trousers at Burberry’s SS27 Show • Yamal: Ballon d’Or not decided by number of goals • Why public universities might start charging N1m tuition fee – LASU ex-VC • Lagos seals church, 11 others over environmental violations • You have no right to govern other countries, Brazilian President tells Trump • Mahama asks MFWA, GJA to lead national dialogue on hate speech • ‘What is happening in the media space is horrifying’ – Kwesi Pratt condemns ‘irresponsible’ speech • Defence Minister proposes compulsory military training for Nigerians

September 23, 2026|12:40

Back to Home

Europa League

Ghanaian Pastor Rev Emmanuel Boakye-Danquah on the run over alleged counterfeit currency syndicate

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The National Security Council Secretariat (NSCS) says Ghanaian pastor Rev. Emmanuel Boakye-Danquah is at large after a nationwide crackdown on criminal syndicates allegedly involved in the large-scale production, possession and distribution of counterfeit Ghanaian and foreign currencies.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article