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OccupyGhana calls for due process in economic-crime investigations

BNI officers arrested a former public official at the airport days after a court had permitted him to travel for medical treatment.
It says recent events raise serious concerns about the use of account freezes, agency imposed bail, travel restrictions, reporting conditions and arrests.“In 2026, the High Court found that EOCO had frozen a company’s accounts over a contractual dispute outside its mandate.
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