EOCO declares six wanted over alleged financial crimes  

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has declared six individuals wanted for their alleged involvement in various financial crimes, including possession of forged documents, defrauding by false pretences, and money laundering.

The suspects, whose alleged offences threaten the economic integrity of Ghana, are:  

1. Asamoah Reginald Kwadjo – Wanted for alleged possession of forged documents.

2. Quicoo-Williams Elliot – Wanted for alleged possession of forged documents.  

3. Kwame Dwomoh Poku – Sought for alleged defrauding by false pretences and money laundering.  

4. Asampana Bernard – Wanted for alleged defrauding by false pretences and money laundering.

5. Evans Glakpe – Accused of alleged defrauding by false pretences and money laundering.

6. Frimpong Andrew Annor – Allegedly involved in defrauding by false pretences and money laundering.  

Call for assistance  

EOCO has urged the public to provide information leading to the apprehension of these individuals. Reports can be made at EOCO’s head office on Barnes Road, Accra, its regional offices, or the nearest police station.  

The public can also contact EOCO via the following hotlines: 0271111570, 0208272296, and 0579709066.  

EOCO, mandated by the EOCO Act 2010 (Act 804), plays a crucial role in investigating and prosecuting organized economic crimes while recovering proceeds of such activities. The office also monitors criminal trends, prevents crime, and disseminates intelligence to relevant authorities.  

Under the leadership of Executive Director Maame Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah, EOCO remains committed to ensuring vigilance and integrity in protecting Ghana’s economic framework.  

The agency has called on citizens to collaborate in its efforts to uphold justice and maintain public trust.