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150 Ghanaians Detained in the US Awaiting Deportation, Foreign Affairs Minister Reveals

Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has confirmed that 150 Ghanaians are currently being detained in various centres in the United States, awaiting deportation. The individuals are facing charges ranging from rape, internet fraud, to illegal entry into the US.Hon. Ablakwa made this disclosure during a parliamentary session on Wednesday, revealing that 50 of the detainees have already received final deportation orders and are expected to be repatriated by mid-year. The remaining 100 detainees are either under appeal or their cases have been dismissed.He further stated that three Ghanaians have been processed for deportation and are scheduled to be sent back to Ghana on commercial flights on March 19, March 28, and April 1, 2025.The Ghanaian Embassy in Washington has interviewed 10 detainees to confirm their nationality and ensure they receive a fair hearing. These detainees are now […]

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Nigerian Extradited to US Over Sextortion Case Leading to Teen’s Death.

Hassanbunhussein Abolore Lawal, a 24-year-old Nigerian from Osun State, has been extradited to the US to face charges related to sextortion that allegedly led to the death of a 17-year-old boy. Lawal is accused of posing as a young woman online, coercing the victim into sending explicit photos, and then extorting money by threatening to expose the images. Following the teen's suicide, Lawal continued to target the victim's family.Lawal faces serious charges, including child exploitation resulting in death and production of child sexual abuse material, with a potential life sentence if convicted. His extradition comes amid a global crackdown on sextortion crimes, particularly targeting minors.The Nigerian government is working to combat such crimes with a new cybercrime center, signaling a greater commitment to addressing online exploitation.

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US and Germany Launch $40M Initiative to Strengthen Stability in Northern Ghana.

The United States and Germany have partnered to launch a $40 million Coastal States Stability Mechanism (CSSM) initiative, aimed at bolstering security and preventing conflict in northern Ghana and coastal West African nations such as Benin and Togo. Funded by USAID and the German Federal Foreign Office, the project will run through April 2026, enhancing government capacity and community cohesion. The initiative focuses on preventing violent extremism and supporting social and economic development in vulnerable regions, aligning with Ghana's framework for countering violent extremism.

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