The Economic and Organised Crime Office EOCO has alerted the public to a dangerous human trafficking network. This group operates under the name Model Q. They specifically target young and vulnerable Ghanaians.

Model Q uses deceptive methods to lure their victims. These include offering fake job opportunities. They also promise non-existent scholarship programs. Investment schemes are another tactic used to exploit victims.

EOCO stated that Model Q aims to recruit young people through these false promises. The office is working to dismantle this network. Details about the exact number of victims or arrests were not immediately available from EOCO.

This network poses a severe threat to the safety and well-being of Ghanaian youth. EOCO advises parents and young people to be vigilant. They should verify job offers and investment opportunities before committing.

The agency is urging anyone with information about Model Q to come forward. This cooperation is vital to stop their operations. EOCO reassures the public that it is committed to protecting citizens.

Further investigations are ongoing. The public will be updated on progress. EOCO stressed the importance of seeking legitimate channels for employment and investment.