The man at the center of a nationwide manhunt, for whom the Ghana Police Service has placed a GH¢1 million bounty, has finally broken his silence, publicly responding to the allegations against him.
In a video that has gone viral on social media, the wanted man strongly denied all accusations linking him to any criminal activities. He described the police announcement as an attempt to tarnish his image, insisting that he has been falsely accused.
“I am not a criminal. I have done nothing wrong. Those behind this will be exposed,” he stated in the video, maintaining his innocence and claiming that powerful individuals were plotting to destroy his reputation.
The Ghana Police Service had earlier declared him wanted in connection with an ongoing investigation, announcing a GH¢1 million reward for anyone with credible information leading to his arrest. The unprecedented bounty has sparked intense public interest and widespread debate about the nature of the case.
According to police sources, the suspect has been on the run for several weeks, prompting security agencies to intensify efforts to track him down. Authorities have also cautioned the public against shielding or providing him assistance, warning that doing so would constitute a criminal offence.
The man’s public response has added a new dimension to the case, raising questions about what led to the bounty and whether the allegations are politically or personally motivated. While his exact location remains unknown, his video statement suggests that he is monitoring the situation closely.
Security analysts say the GH¢1 million bounty—one of the largest in recent Ghanaian law enforcement history—reflects how serious the police consider the case. They also emphasize that such rewards are typically reserved for suspects connected to high-profile investigations or national security threats.
Meanwhile, the Ghana Police have reaffirmed their commitment to bringing the suspect to justice, stating that investigations remain active and that updates will be shared with the public in due course.
As the story continues to unfold, Ghanaians remain divided—some calling for patience and due process, while others demand transparency from both the police and the suspect to establish the truth behind the high-stakes case.
Source: Thepressradio.com
