In Accra, two guys, Edward Kweku Sena and Derrick Botchway, are in hot water for swiping a bunch of tech gear from an online seller, worth a hefty GHc126,300. Sena’s an instructor and Botchway’s behind the wheel usually, but now they’re facing charges of plotting a crime and actual robbery. Their buddy Quaye? Nowhere to be found.
While those two are dealing with that, there’s Okoh Chuks and Enoch Okyere, aka Lawerh, who got caught up for taking in goods that weren’t exactly theirs to take. These goods were some Samsung Tablets A8 and other bits, all part of Isaac Kofi Amano’s stash, which went missing at Kwame Nkrumah Circle back in February. Their pals Denis and Benjamin Addo are also MIA. Despite the mess, they all said they didn’t do it when they stood before the judge.
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The judge, Mrs. Kizita Naa Koowa Quashie, wasn’t playing around and set their bail at a cool GHC500,000 each. They’ve got to find some solid folks to vouch for them and leave their travel docs with the court. Plus, they’ve got to check in with the cops weekly. They’ve got a breather until April 30th when they have to show up in court again. The complainant, Amano, does his business online and calls Lashibi, Tema home, while the first accused, Okoh, deals in phones and hangs his hat at Ofankor Barrier. And Sena? He’s usually teaching cadets how to march.
