Lancaster and Arrangement: How the Socialites Reportedly Ended Up in US Leading to the Arrest
- A new update has emerged concerning the case of the Ghanaian twins Lancaster and Arrangement following their arrest
- Recent reports have unveiled how they ended up in the US, leading to their unexpected arrest, causing a buzz on the internet
- The new development has triggered massive reactions on social media, with many Ghanaians sharing their mixed opinions
Fresh information has surfaced concerning the arrest of the popular Ghanaian twins Lancaster and Arrangement.

Source: TikTok
On Sunday, May 3, 2026, rumours emerged on X that Jamal and Kamal Abubakari, aka Arrangement and Lancaster, the popular Accra-based twin socialites, had been arrested by the US authorities at the John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.
According to some reports, the duo had travelled to the US for personal trips but were taken into custody for their involvement in alleged romance scam activities.
The twins were allegedly expected to appear before a court on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at 2 pm for the commencement of their prosecution.

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Arrangement and Lancaster were also rumoured to have signed a $100,000 retainer agreement with Armooh Williams, PLLC, a Virginia-based law firm, for legal representation in the United States District Court over their case.
The X post announcing the arrest of Arrangement and Lancaster is below:
How Lancaster and Arrangement landed in US
According to a report by Gossip24tv's Clement Nana Asamoah, who claimed to have gathered his information from close sources, Lancaster and Arrangement's decision to travel to the US appeared more of a ‘set up’.
He claimed a White woman, whom he described as the Ghanaian twins 'client, stormed Ghana to visit them, unaware that it was a setup.
The blogger claimed that during the woman’s stay in Ghana, she purportedly created a strong bond with Lancaster and his brother, leading her to allegedly give her bank account to them for their supposed business, among meeting with his friend.

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He went on to say that some purported police officers were believed to have disguised themselves as clients and transacted a deal with the Ghanaian twins, landing them what he stated was approximately $1.5 million.
Clement Nana Asamoah claimed Lancaster and Arrangement reportedly received a part of the money, which the woman in question reportedly allowed them to use her US account.
Detailing how they ended up in the US, he stated that the twins agreed with the White lady to travel to the country to collect the remaining money of the deal, for which she was believed to have helped them with getting their visas.
Unfortunately, they were reportedly arrested by the FBI upon arrival in the US.
The YouTube video detailing how Lancaster and Arrangement reportedly ended up in the US, leading to their arrest, is below:
Reactions to Lancaster and Arrangement's US travel
YEN.com.gh compiled social media comments after information on how Lancaster and Arrangement were believed to have ended up in the US emerged.
Johnson wrote:
"Greediness and selflessness lead to failure. The woman plays her role very well; she’s very smart ."
Akosuah Asamoah wrote:
"How can you work hand in hand with your former victim? They will be bragging that they're from the streets, but they don't even have a street vibe."
Keziah wrote:
"Valuable lesson. When you are doing anything illegal, never get comfortable. Trust no one."

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Abu Trica struggles to meet bail conditions
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that an Accra High Court granted Abu Trica bail of GH₵30 million on April 21, 2026, as he fights extradition to the United States.
A week after the ruling, Abu Trica still remains in custody as he struggles to meet the terms of his GH₵30 million bail.
The High Court directed his legal team on May 4 to file a motion for a variation of his bail conditions.
Source: YEN.com.gh
