Fake visa scam: 11 Ghanaians who paid GH¢40,000 each rescued from captivity in Nigeria

“There is no safe haven for criminals who exploit the hopes of others,” the commissioner said, assuring the public that operations will continue until those responsible are brought to justice. The command urged members of the public to verify overseas travel and visa-processing arrangements thoroughly before making any financial commitments and to report suspicious activities promptly. It further reiterated its commitment to intelligence-led policing, effective inter-agency collaboration, and decisive action against criminal networks.