The recent news of a 62-year-old businesswoman, Nana Ama Nwarueze, being remanded to assist police over a bribery allegation has shocked many. Nwarueze, also known as Ohemaa, is facing multiple charges of defrauding by false pretences, with the latest allegation involving a bribery attempt to influence the investigation of her case.
The prosecutor handling Nwarueze’s case revealed in court that she allegedly bribed the investigator in charge of her case with GH¢10,000, in an attempt to influence the outcome in her favor. However, the investigator reported the bribe to his superiors, demonstrating the integrity of the Ghana Police Service.
Nwarueze has pleaded not guilty to the charge of defrauding by false pretence, but her actions in attempting to bribe the investigator have further complicated her legal troubles. She has been remanded to assist with investigations into the bribery allegation and is scheduled to reappear in court on May 9, 2025.
In addition to this latest charge, Nwarueze is also facing charges of defrauding a pastor of GH¢170,000 under false pretences, as well as other cases of fraud. She issued two blank cheques in an attempt to refund the pastor, but the transactions did not go through, leading to further legal trouble for her.
Despite being granted bail in one of the cases, Nwarueze’s legal woes continue to mount as more allegations of fraud and bribery come to light. It serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of engaging in illegal activities and attempting to influence the legal process through bribery.
As the details of Nwarueze’s cases continue to unfold, it is a reminder of the importance of upholding integrity and transparency in all aspects of business and legal dealings. The Ghana Police Service’s commitment to integrity and justice in investigating the bribery allegation sets a positive example for fighting corruption and upholding the rule of
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