Fraud Alert! Businessman losses GHC500,000 to fraudsters in Accra

Fraud Alert! Businessman losses GHC500,000 to fraudsters in Accra

A bank manager has narrated how one of his customers was defrauded of a sum of GHC500,000 during a business transaction.

According to him, the victim had gone to trade some raw cashew nuts and was supposed to be paid GHC500,000 for the goods.

In a Facebook post, Christian Tachie-Djan said the money was counted in front of the man, only for him to later realise that he had been defrauded.

Fraud Alert! Businessman losses GHC 500,000 to fraudsters in Accra
Businessman losses GHC 500,000 to fraudsters in Accra. Source: Facebook.
Source: Facebook

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In a photo that was shared in relation to the story, it appears the fraudsters swapped the money with papers on the blind side of the victim.

He wrote: “Fraud Alert!!! A customer of mine received this among others in a Ghana must go bag for payment of GH₵500,000 for goods (Raw Cashew Nut) picked up from him and he was coming to pay it into his account.

"He said he was counting the money with them but is so bemused to really tell whether it was swapped with another bag or African magic made the money turn this way.

"Let us all be cautious.”

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Meanwhile, some social media users who chanced on the unfortunate story gave varied opinions.

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K. Effah Evans Effah is a holder of a BA Diploma in Psychology and Linguistics from BA, Psychology and Linguistics. He’s a former Yen.com.gh editor who covered current affairs news and stories about Ghana. Before Yen, he worked for Citi FM and Ringier Ghana.