How celebrities are reacting to Cecilia Dapaah’s missing US$1m, €300k, and other properties

According to a report by ‘The Chronicle’, the thefts, which amount to millions of Ghana Cedis, US$1 million and €300,000 cash, reportedly took place at the couple’s residence in Abelemkpe, a suburb of Accra, between July and October 2022.

Personal effects from Madam Cecilia Dapaah, including clothes valued at GH¢95,000 as well as handbags, perfumes, and jewelry valued at US$95,000 were also stolen.

That’s not all, her husband’s suits valued at US$3,000, were also not spared.

However, this has triggered massive reactions from netizens who have either wondered why they will keep such a huge amount of money in her residence.

Some celebrities including Nana Aba Anamoah, Serwaa Amihere and others also added their two cents.

The development has also triggered the discussion of politicians living lavish at the expense of netizens.

Cecilia Dapaah’s house helps, others standing trial over theft

The accused, Patience and Sarah, are facing one count of conspiracy to commit a crime and five counts of stealing, involving amounts of US$1 million, €300,000, and millions of Ghana Cedis.

During the same period, the pair allegedly stole personal effects from Madam Cecilia Abena Dapaah, including assorted clothes valued at GH¢95,000, handbags, perfumes, and jewelry valued at US$95,000.

Further accusations involve Patience acting alone to steal six pieces of Kente cloth worth GH¢90,000 and six sets of men’s suits valued at US$3,000, which belonged to the minister’s husband.

The court also charged three additional individuals in connection with the thefts.

Benjamin, a 29-year-old plumber, was also accused of dishonestly receiving GH¢180,000, while Kweku Botwe, a 65-year-old trader, faces charges for dishonestly receiving GH¢50,000. Additionally, Malik Dauda, a 23-year-old unemployed individual, is alleged to have dishonestly received GH¢1 million.

All five accused individuals appeared before an Accra Circuit Court presided over by Judge Susana Ekuful on Thursday, July 20, 2023. However, their pleas have not yet been taken.