Immigration officers and the Ghana Police Service conducted a raid in Pakyi, Amansie West. The operation targeted individuals suspected of violating Ghana's immigration laws.
During the operation, a total of 28 foreign nationals were arrested. A landlord, who allegedly housed some of these individuals, was also taken into custody.
The joint effort involved personnel from the Immigration Service and the Police Department. The Amansie West District Assembly also provided support for the operation.
The arrests stem from alleged non-compliance with Ghana's immigration regulations. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of their stay in the country.
The landlord is accused of harbouring individuals who may not have followed the proper legal procedures for residing in Ghana.
Further investigations will determine the next legal steps for those arrested. This includes verifying their residency status and any potential charges.
The operation highlights the ongoing efforts by Ghanaian authorities to enforce immigration laws across the country.