Priscilla never thought her life would take such an unbelievable turn. She had always been a hardworking and humble young woman who worked as a maid in the home of a wealthy businessman in Koforidua.
Life had been tough for her, but she never allowed her struggles to steal her kindness and dedication. She never imagined that one day, she would fall in love with someone who seemed completely out of her reach her boss’s only son.
Jonah was the son of Mr. Mensah, the owner of the grand house where Priscilla worked. He had spent most of his life studying and working abroad and only visited Ghana occasionally.
Priscilla had never met him in person, but his framed pictures were all over the house. His parents always spoke of him with pride, making Priscilla picture him as a sophisticated man who had no time for people like her.
One day, exciting news spread through the household Jonah was coming back to Ghana for a visit. The house buzzed with activity as everyone prepared for his arrival. Priscilla made sure everything was in order, paying extra attention to Jonah’s room, not knowing that his return would change her life forever.
When Jonah finally arrived, Priscilla saw him for the first time. He was tall, well-built, and carried himself with confidence. But to her surprise, he was not arrogant or distant. Instead, he greeted the workers with warmth and respect.
When his eyes met Priscilla’s, he gave her a friendly smile. There was something about her calm and natural beauty that caught his attention immediately.
At first, their interactions were brief. Jonah would greet her whenever they crossed paths, and she would respond respectfully, not thinking much of it. But as the days passed, Jonah became more curious about her. He noticed how she worked tirelessly, always carrying herself with quiet grace.
One evening, while Priscilla was cleaning the living room, Jonah walked in and started a conversation.
“You must be Priscilla,” he said, leaning against the wall.
“Yes, sir,” she replied shyly.
“Please, call me Jonah,” he said with a warm smile. “I’ve noticed how hard you work. My parents are lucky to have someone as dedicated as you.”
Priscilla blushed but only nodded. She was not used to receiving compliments, especially from someone like him.
From that moment, a bond began to form between them. Jonah was nothing like she had expected. Despite coming from wealth, he was down-to-earth and genuinely enjoyed talking to her. Whenever she had a break, he would sit with her in the garden, asking about her life, her dreams, and her struggles.
Priscilla slowly opened up to him, telling him about her difficult childhood and how she had taken up the job to support her younger siblings. Jonah admired her strength and resilience. To him, she was not just a maid she was a strong and beautiful woman with a heart of gold.
But their growing closeness did not go unnoticed. Jonah’s mother, Mrs. Mensah, began to suspect that her son was developing feelings for Priscilla, and she did not approve.
She had always dreamed of Jonah marrying a woman from a wealthy family, someone who matched their status. She warned him several times to stay away from Priscilla, but Jonah refused to listen.
One evening, he confronted his mother.
“Mother, why does social status matter so much? Priscilla is an amazing person, and I love her,” he said firmly.
Mrs. Mensah was furious. “Jonah, do you even understand what you’re saying? She is just a maid!”
“She is more than that,” Jonah insisted. “She is the kindest person I’ve ever met, and I will not let society tell me who I should love.”
His father, Mr. Mensah, was more understanding. He had watched Priscilla over the years and knew she was a good person. Seeing how happy she made his son, he decided to support their relationship.
Priscilla, on the other hand, was worried. She had grown to love Jonah, but she knew that their love would face strong opposition. She tried to distance herself, but Jonah wouldn’t let her go.
One night, Jonah found her sitting alone in the garden, looking troubled.
“Are you afraid?” he asked gently.
“I just don’t want to cause problems for you,” she whispered. “Your family… society… they will never accept me.”
Jonah took her hands in his. “I don’t care what anyone says. I love you, Priscilla. And I want to be with you.”
Tears filled her eyes. Never in her life had she imagined that someone like Jonah would fight for her.
Despite the resistance from his mother and some relatives, Jonah remained determined. He proposed to Priscilla, and with tears of joy, she accepted. His father gave them his blessing, and eventually, his mother, though reluctant at first, realized that her son’s happiness was more important than social expectations.
Their wedding took place in Koforidua in a beautiful ceremony attended by close family and friends. Many were shocked by Jonah’s choice, but when they saw the deep love between him and Priscilla, they could not deny that it was real.
Priscilla, the humble maid who had once only dreamed of a better life, had captured the heart of a man who saw beyond her background. Their love story became an inspiration, proving that true love is not about wealth or status, but about the connection between two hearts.
Jonah and Priscilla started their new life together, proving to everyone that love has no boundaries. Sometimes, the most unexpected people find their happily ever after, no matter the odds.
One of the individuals detained is Professor Christopher Ameyaw-Akumfi, a former Minister of Education and the ex-Board Chairman of the Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF).
Gifty Oware-Mensah, a former Deputy Executive Director of the National Service Authority (NSA), was also detained by the NIB on March 7, 2025. 
Rev. Victor Kusi Boateng, who serves as Secretary to the Board of Trustees of the National Cathedral, was arrested on March 14, 2025, in connection with an alleged case of double identity.
Another individual detained is Kwaku Ohene Gyan, also known as Osonoba, a former Deputy Director in Charge of Operations at the NSA.
During his time as Inspector General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Akuffo Dampare earned a reputation for his decisive and, at times, controversial actions in arresting high-profile individuals, including well-known pastors and influential members of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP). His approach was seen as a determined effort to enforce the law impartially, regardless of a person’s status or influence. Below are five of the most notable arrests made under his leadership:
