The Ghana Police Service is investigating a suspected fraud syndicate. This group is believed to be targeting people who use mobile money.
They reportedly use clever tricks to get access to user accounts. This often involves sending fake messages or emails that look real.
These fake messages, known as phishing, try to trick people into sharing personal information. This information could include PIN codes or other sensitive account details.
The police are working to uncover the full extent of the syndicate's operations. They aim to stop the fraud and bring those responsible to justice.
Mobile money services are very popular in Ghana for sending and receiving money easily. These scams put users' savings at risk.
Authorities urge the public to be careful with messages asking for account information. They advise never to share PINs or passwords, even if the message seems to come from a trusted source.
Further details about the investigation will be shared by the Ghana Police Service as they become available.