-A man is alleged to have defrauded 27 companies
- He is reported to have defrauded them up to the tune of GHS 675,000
- He is currently at the East Legon District Police in Accra.
A man identified as Rockson Aduboahene, is in police custody for allegedly defrauding 27 companies to the tune of GHS 675,000.
The suspect who is in police custody for allegedly perpetuating the crime is said to have faked the signature of the Chief Executive Officer of Ghana First Company, an NGO in Accra, and also paraded himself as an agent of the company to swindle unsuspecting people of their money.
Ghana First Company limited is a non-governmental organization engaged in the provision of modern sanitation facilities across 254 districts across the country.
Aduboahene took advantage of the company’s sanitation contract it had in 254 districts across the country to defraud several contractors, especially in the Brong Ahafo and Eastern regions.
Mr. Aduboahene is said to have been going about awarding contracts to the unsuspecting contractors in the name of the company.
The attention of the company was drawn to the activities of the imposter when contractors begun demanding payment for work done, supposedly executed in various communities.
Several complaints were lodged with the East Legon police indicating the incident of fraud leading to Aduboahene's arrest at his hideout on Saturday, October 27.
- He is reported to have defrauded them up to the tune of GHS 675,000
- He is currently at the East Legon District Police in Accra.
A man identified as Rockson Aduboahene, is in police custody for allegedly defrauding 27 companies to the tune of GHS 675,000.
The suspect who is in police custody for allegedly perpetuating the crime is said to have faked the signature of the Chief Executive Officer of Ghana First Company, an NGO in Accra, and also paraded himself as an agent of the company to swindle unsuspecting people of their money.
Ghana First Company limited is a non-governmental organization engaged in the provision of modern sanitation facilities across 254 districts across the country.
Aduboahene took advantage of the company’s sanitation contract it had in 254 districts across the country to defraud several contractors, especially in the Brong Ahafo and Eastern regions.
Mr. Aduboahene is said to have been going about awarding contracts to the unsuspecting contractors in the name of the company.
The attention of the company was drawn to the activities of the imposter when contractors begun demanding payment for work done, supposedly executed in various communities.
Several complaints were lodged with the East Legon police indicating the incident of fraud leading to Aduboahene's arrest at his hideout on Saturday, October 27.