A woman named Hagar Emmasey says she will not drop a police case against Bills Micro Credit. She stated she must first be given 50,000 Ghana cedis as compensation. This condition was made public by the woman.
Madam Emmasey spoke about the situation on Adom FM. She explained her decision regarding the legal action. She considers the compensation amount fair for her situation.
The management of Bills Micro Credit reportedly visited her home. These visits occurred on Saturday morning and again in the evening. The purpose of these visits was not fully detailed.
The woman is a key figure in a viral incident. This incident involved a confrontation with individuals identified as staff of Bills Micro Credit.
Details about the actual confrontation have circulated widely. However, the woman's primary focus remains on receiving compensation.
She believes compensation is a necessary step before any resolution. This includes withdrawing the case from the police. Her stance is firm on this requirement.
The legal proceedings are ongoing. The police are involved in investigating the matter.
The amount requested is a significant sum. It highlights the seriousness with which the woman views the incident.