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EOCO flags Abu Trica among notorious online scammers in Ghana

Republic Online by Republic Online
December 13, 2025
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EOCO flags Abu Trica among notorious online scammers in Ghana
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The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has identified social media personality and businessman Abu Trica as one of Ghana’s most notorious online scammers. The announcement comes amid investigations into a sophisticated fraud network that reportedly targeted vulnerable victims abroad, particularly elderly individuals in the United States.

According to EOCO, Abu Trica allegedly played a central role in a complex online scam operation that defrauded victims out of substantial sums of money. While details of the full extent of the fraud remain under investigation, the agency has indicated that the network generated millions of dollars through deceitful tactics.

The scams were carried out via online platforms, where perpetrators built trust with unsuspecting targets before convincing them to send money. Such romance and relationship-based frauds exploit victims’ emotions, often by creating fake profiles and long-distance “connections” to manipulate individuals into financial transactions.

Abu Trica was arrested by Ghanaian authorities on Thursday, December 11, 2025, marking a significant breakthrough in the ongoing investigation. The case has drawn both local and international attention, prompting discussions about the dangers of online fraud and the need for increased vigilance.

EOCO has reaffirmed its commitment to tackling cybercrime and protecting both domestic and international citizens from financial exploitation. The agency is pursuing all leads and has pledged to hold all individuals involved in the scam accountable under Ghanaian law.

The arrest has sparked conversations about the growing threat of online scams in Ghana and beyond. Experts warn that cyber-enabled fraud not only causes financial losses but also inflicts emotional harm on victims. Public awareness campaigns are being encouraged to educate people on recognizing potential scams and avoiding risky online interactions.

As the investigation continues, authorities are expected to provide updates on the prosecution process and further measures to dismantle the criminal network. Abu Trica’s high-profile arrest underscores Ghanaian law enforcement’s commitment to combating cybercrime and sending a strong message against online fraud.

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