Abronye DC Alleges NPP’s Charles Opoku Is Wanted Over GH¢60,000 Fraud Claim

According to a report by Ghanaian citizen TV on Sunday October 25, 2026, Abronye DC, a prominent member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has alleged that Charles Opoku, a figure associated with the party, has been declared wanted over claims that he defrauded a woman of GH¢60,000.

The allegation has sparked attention, with questions emerging about the circumstances surrounding the reported transaction and the steps that may have been taken to address the matter.

According to Abronye DC, the alleged incident involves a woman who reportedly lost GH¢60,000 in a transaction linked to Opoku.

However, further details about the nature of the transaction, the period in which it allegedly occurred, and the circumstances that led to the claim have not been provided in the information available.

The allegation is particularly noteworthy because it concerns a person associated with the NPP, a major political party in Ghana.

The development could draw public interest as party members and supporters seek clarity on the claims and whether any formal action has been initiated by the relevant authorities.

Despite Abronye DC’s assertion that Opoku has been declared wanted, it remains important to establish whether the claim has been confirmed by the Ghana Police Service or another authorised law enforcement agency.

A public statement alleging that someone is wanted does not, on its own, establish the person’s legal status or prove that a criminal offence has occurred.

Similarly, the reported loss of GH¢60,000 remains an allegation that requires independent verification. Details of any complaint filed by the woman, investigations conducted by the police, or a response from Opoku would help clarify the matter.

As the issue attracts attention, the circumstances surrounding the alleged transaction and the status of any potential investigation remain key questions.

Charles Opoku has not been quoted as responding to the allegation in the information provided. His side of the story, alongside any official statement from the police, would be important in establishing a clearer picture of the matter.

For now, the claim remains one attributed to Abronye DC, and the allegations should not be treated as proof of guilt unless established through the appropriate legal process.

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