$35,800, $29,000: Petitioners expose alleged passport-for-sale scheme

Author: ghanaweb.comPublished on: November 8, 2026Country: Ghana

Crime & Law

$35,800, $29,000: Petitioners expose alleged passport-for-sale scheme

The page provides only the headline and navigation elements, not the article text or details about the petitioners or their allegations. The headline cites sums of $35,800 and $29,000 in connection with an alleged passport-selling scheme. It gives no information about the people implicated, the location, or any developments in the case.

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