Ghanaian wife & kids storm court to beg for Chinese husband convicted over illegal mining

Ghanaian wife & kids storm court to beg for Chinese husband convicted over illegal mining

- Lan Hai Song, a Chinese illegal miner who was ordered by the Kumasi High Court to be deported has a Ghanaian wife, Rebecca Oforiwaa

- The 27-year-old wife and mother said her husband is a good man who responsibly takes care of her and the children

- However, the decision of the court still held although Rebecca's plea for her husband to stay in Ghana was an emotional moment

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Rebecca Oforiwaa, a 27-year-old wife to a Chinese man named Lan Hai Song has attended court to offer an emotional plea for the judge to temper justice with mercy.

A report by Multimedia Group Limited indicates that this happened in the Kumasi High Court in a proceeding that was presided over by His Lordship Justice Emmanuel Senyo Amedahe.

Lan Hai Song and his other accomplices, Wen Shi Li, Huang Shen Jun, and Li De Hao were ordered to be deported for using fraudulent means to attain residential status, working without required permits, and obtaining illegal residence.

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Ghanaian wife & kids storm court to beg for Chinese husband convicted over illegal mining
Ghanaian wife & kids storm court to beg for Chinese husband convicted over illegal mining Credit: Adomonline.com
Source: UGC

Oforiwaa reportedly disrupted court proceedings with the plea that her husband is a great man who saw her through high school and caters for her and the children including a four-day-old.

“He is a good man who takes care of me and my family. He even catered for my SHS education. I delivered this baby with fresh placenta just four-days ago. I plead with Ghanaians to be lenient with him because he is not a bad person. How would I and my children survive in the unlikely event of his deportation?" she said.

Despite her pleas, the decision of the court still stood tall as Oforiwaa was reminded that the consequence of her move to disrupt court proceedings could be dire.

Whilst on the subject of court cases, the Supreme Court of Ghana has annulled the High Court injunction on the #FixtheCountry demonstration that had earlier been scheduled to take place several weeks ago.

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This was with the help of three young, bold, courageous, and passionate lawyers, one of whom shared their picture in a post that is fast gathering massive reactions on Twitter.

On his personal handle, @KNOGhartey, the lawyer whose real name is Kenneth Ghartey indicated in the caption of the picture that they will help fix the country by winning cases in court for the movement.

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