Recently, the Ghana
Immigration Service conducted a significant intelligence-driven raid in the
Greater Accra Region at Dawhenya. The factory across from the China West Mall
was the focus of the operation, which happened early on Sunday, July 26.
National enforcement officials apprehended 102 West African nationals connected
to illicit operations after receiving reports from locals.
Authorities found that 79
men and 6 women were ensnared as victims of forced labor and human trafficking.
Concerning evidence of severe physical abuse and substandard living conditions
among the male victims was discovered by officials. The additional 17 people,
meanwhile, are thought to be part of a cyber fraud syndicate and were also
entering the nation illegally.
The 17 suspects and six
female victims were taken to Accra for interrogation, while the primary
ringpins escaped capture during the operation. Before being repatriated, the 79
male victims were securely moved to a detention facility. The Ashaiman Sector Command
also arrested 93 Nigerian women for alleged prostitution during a different
compliance search in Tsina-Agbe.
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