Zewu Victor Prayer Attacks Media Personnel After Securing GH¢60,000 Bail In GH¢58,000 Fraud Case

Zewu Victor Prayer has allegedly assaulted media personnel shortly after being granted bail by the Adenta Circuit Court in a case involving allegations that he collected GH¢58,000 from stranded Ghanaians by falsely claiming to represent Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister in Jordan.

The incident reportedly happened after he left the courtroom, where the court granted him bail of GH¢60,000 with one surety to be justified.

His alleged attack on media personnel has attracted attention, particularly because journalists were present to cover the court proceedings and report on the case.

Victor Prayer is facing allegations of impersonation and fraud after reportedly posing as a representative of Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister in Jordan.

According to the allegations, he used the claimed position to collect GH¢58,000 from Ghanaians who were stranded in Jordan.

The affected individuals were reportedly seeking assistance, making the allegations particularly concerning because of the trust people place in individuals who claim to be connected to government officials and diplomatic authorities.

The case has raised questions about the safety of Ghanaians living abroad and the activities of individuals who allegedly use government positions to gain the confidence of unsuspecting citizens.

The court’s decision to grant him bail means he will remain out of custody under the conditions set by the court while the legal proceedings continue.

However, his release from the courtroom was reportedly followed by another incident involving members of the media, who were allegedly assaulted as they attempted to cover the development.

The case has been adjourned to February 10, 2027, when proceedings are expected to continue.

Meanwhile, the allegations against Victor Prayer are yet to be established in court. He remains presumed innocent until proven guilty.

The development has added another dimension to the case, with attention now focused not only on the GH¢58,000 fraud allegations but also on the reported confrontation with media personnel after the court proceedings.

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