Ghana’s economic integrity is allegedly threatened by the following suspects:
1. Asamoah Reginald Kwadjo – Wanted for alleged possession of forged documents.
2. Quicoo-Williams Elliot – Wanted for alleged possession of forged documents.
3. Kwame Dwomoh Poku – Sought for alleged defrauding by false pretences and money laundering.
4. Asampana Bernard – Wanted for alleged defrauding by false pretences and money laundering.
5. Evans Glakpe – Accused of alleged defrauding by false pretences and money laundering.
6. Frimpong Andrew Annor – Allegedly involved in defrauding by false pretences and money laundering. In order to apprehend these perpetrators, EOCO has called on the public to offer information. The closest police station, EOCO’s regional offices, or the company’s headquarters on Barnes Road in Accra are all places to file a report, a report by graphic.com.gh said.
The following hotlines are also available for the public to reach EOCO: 0271111570, 0208272296, and 0579709066.
As required by the EOCO Act 2010 (Act 804), EOCO is essential to the investigation and prosecution of organized economic crimes as well as the recovery of their revenues. In addition, the office prevents crime, keeps an eye on criminal trends, and reports intelligence to the appropriate authorities.
Under the direction of Executive Director Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah, EOCO is still dedicated to maintaining integrity and vigilance in safeguarding Ghana’s economic structure.
The organization has urged individuals to work together in its endeavors to maintain public trust.
