The woman, Hagar Emmasey, who was involved in an incident with alleged Bills Micro Credit staff, says she wants compensation before ending her police case.
Madam Hagar stated her position during an interview. She said she will not withdraw the case from the police unless she is compensated first.
She revealed that management from Bills Micro Credit visited her home. These visits reportedly happened on Saturday morning and again in the evening.
The specific details of the initial confrontation have not been fully detailed. The incident gained attention after it was widely shared.
The Ghana Police Service is investigating the matter.
Further discussions are expected between Madam Hagar and the management of Bills Micro Credit.
The outcome of the compensation talks will determine if the police case proceeds.
This situation highlights the complexities that can arise after public incidents and police involvement.