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Romance scam case against self-styled pastor, wife to be consolidated, moved to High Court

Arrest and ongoing investigations According to the prosecution, the complainants began pursuing the accused persons after the alleged incidents, prompting Kwarteng to deactivate his Instagram account while Sally changed hers.
The Attorney-General’s Department has initiated steps to consolidate two separate cases against Nana Yaw Bonsu Kwarteng, the self-styled online pastor accused of defrauding women through alleged romance scams, and transfer them to the High Court.
The prosecution said investigations had established that Sally registered a sole proprietorship company in her name, which was allegedly used to create the impression that the couple operated a legitimate business.
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