EOCO Tags Abu Trica’s Mansion With Investigation Notice As Neighbour’s Video Sparks Reactions
- A woman identified as Baby Lion had shared a viral TikTok video showing Abu Trica’s mansion with a red EOCO investigation notice on the wall
- The notice indicated that the property was part of an ongoing probe by the Economic and Organised Crime Office, sparking fresh speculation
- The development had added more attention to Abu Trica’s legal troubles, as discussions about his alleged wealth and case continued to grow
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A new twist has surfaced in the ongoing fraud case involving Frederick Kumi, aka Abu Trica, as a video taken by an alleged neighbour has stirred fresh conversations online.
Source: UGC
In the clip circulating on TikTok, a man identified as Baby Lion, who claims to live close to Abu Trica, captured what appears to be the exterior of the embattled socialite's mansion.
What caught attention instantly was a bold red notice fixed on the fence wall of the property.
Investigation notice placed on Abu Trica's mansion
The inscription on the wall read, 'Notice! This property is a subject of EOCO investigation', suggesting that Ghana’s Economic and Organised Crime Office has officially marked the house as part of its ongoing probe.
The video did not take long to gain traction, with many users expressing wonder at the development.
Some questioned how things escalated so quickly, while others pointed to the flashy lifestyle that had previously been associated with Abu Trica.
Baby Lion, in his caption, wrote:
"My neighbour, Abu Trica's house, just got confiscated by [the] EOCO, saying it’s under investigation."
EOCO statement on Abu Trica anticipated
Although EOCO has not publicly issued a detailed statement specifically about the mansion in the video, the notice aligns with standard procedures in cases involving suspected financial crimes.
Properties believed to be linked to alleged illegal activities are often tagged and restricted as investigations continue.
This development comes at a time when Abu Trica is already facing serious legal battles, including possible extradition over fraud-related offences.
The emergence of the mansion video has added another layer to the situation, drawing even more public attention to the case.
Watch the TikTok video below:
For many, the image of the once-admired property now carrying an investigation notice paints a sharp contrast and has also sparked conversations about wealth, accountability, and the risks tied to unexplained riches.
As it stands, it remains unclear whether the property has been fully seized or is simply under temporary restriction pending further investigation.
What is certain for many, however, is that authorities are tightening their grip as the ongoing extradition case unfolds.
With court proceedings still ongoing, many are watching closely to see what happens next for Abu Trica, in Ghana and elsewhere in the world.
Source: UGC
Community protests over Abu Trica's case
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that some members of Swedru had appealed to President John Dramani Mahama over Abu Trica's case.
The embattled socialite and businessman is facing charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, money laundering conspiracy, and others.
The call to President Mahama by the Swedru community sparked a massive debate on social media as Ghanaians shared their views.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
