A woman named Hagar Emmasey says she will not drop charges against Bills Micro Credit. She is waiting for compensation before she stops the police case.
Madam Hagar was involved in a public confrontation with people she says worked for the company. This incident was shared widely online.
She spoke about the situation on a radio program. Management from Bills Micro Credit has reportedly visited her home at least twice.
The management visited both in the morning and the evening on a Saturday. It is unclear if any agreement was reached during these visits.
Madam Hagar insists on receiving payment first. She feels this is the condition for withdrawing the police complaint.
The specific details of the original confrontation and the reason for the compensation demand are not fully detailed.
The Ghana Police Service is handling the case. Further police action will depend on the outcome of compensation talks.