Patricia Osei Boateng’s Movies Resurface After Arrest Over Armed Robbery Probe
- Patricia Osei Boateng built her Kumawood career as an actress and producer under POB Multimedia, starring in and backing her own projects
- Her latest film project, Ghana Must Go, has been circulating online following news of her arrest in connection with an armed robbery investigation
- She has also featured in movies like Think Smart and Odo Akwantuo, with her past works drawing renewed public attention amid the new probe
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On February 26, 2026, the Ghana Police Service arrested actress Patricia Osei Boateng in connection with investigations into an armed robbery case.
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Authorities said the case is linked to a series of robbery cases, including an incident that led to the death of Andrews Amankwah, who is the father-in-law of Goldbod CEO Sammy Gyamfi.
Patricia Osei's late husband, Eric Antwi Duku, is suspected to be the leader of a major criminal syndicate that reportedly operated across parts of the Ashanti, Bono and Western Regions.
Police believe the Ghanaian actress may have had knowledge of, or involvement in, activities connected to the alleged criminal network.
She was therefore picked up by the Special Cyber Vetting and Enforcement Team to help with ongoing investigations into her husband's alleged operations.
Movies Patricia Osei Boateng starred in
As discussions around Patricia Osei continue, attention is also turning to her work in the movie industry, particularly her latest production, Ghana Must Go.
For years, she positioned herself as a Kumawood actress and film producer under her brand, POB Multimedia.
She consistently promoted her projects online, sharing posters, trailers and behind-the-scenes moments with her audience.
Check out the Instagram post of one of her projects below:
Her productions often focused on social themes and everyday realities, a style that resonated with local movie lovers.
Her most recent and arguably most ambitious project is Ghana Must Go, where she played the lead role and also served as the executive producer.
The film was promoted as a cross-border story that touches on Ghana-Nigeria relations, migration issues, culture, and the long-standing banter between the two countries.
The project featured notable Nollywood figures such as Ebele Okaro, alongside other actors including Prisma James, Jane Obi, and Emeka.
Check out another Instagram post of some of her Patricia Osei's work below:
The collaboration between Ghanaian and Nigerian talents positioned the movie as a West African story with broader appeal.
The film was directed, produced and written by Piccolo Chidozie Obi, known for handling socially sensitive themes.
Patricia actively pushed the movie across her social media platforms, urging fans to subscribe to POB Multimedia and anticipate its release.
In promotional captions, she highlighted her dual role in front of and behind the camera, presenting herself as a creative force deeply involved in the storytelling process.
Patricia Osei's other work in entertainment industry
Beyond Ghana Must Go, she also worked on projects like Think Smart and Odo Akwantuo.
At one point, she stepped into music, collaborating with Joseph Mensah on a song titled Meka, showing her interest in exploring different creative paths.
Now, as her name trends for reasons beyond entertainment, many are revisiting her body of work.
Her film career, especially her latest production, remains a significant part of her public identity.
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Patricia Osei reports herself to the authorities
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that a new development had emerged in the Ghanaian police service's reported pursuit of Patricia Osei Boateng over alleged criminal syndicate activities.
The actress has reportedly turned herself in to the CID office after being declared wanted, following her husband's alleged death in connection with the killing of Sammy Gyamfi's father-in-law.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
