Immigration officials worked with the Ghana Police Service and the Amansie West District Assembly. Together, they carried out a special operation in the Pakyi area.
The operation focused on enforcing Ghana's immigration laws. Authorities were looking for individuals suspected of not following the rules.
During the raid, a significant number of people were apprehended. A total of 28 foreigners were taken into custody.
Additionally, the landlord of the property where the foreigners were found was also arrested. This suggests a possible connection to harboring or facilitating illegal stays.
The arrests are part of efforts to ensure that all individuals in Ghana comply with national laws. This includes regulations related to immigration and residency.
The foreigners are suspected of violating immigration laws. The specific details of these violations are still being processed by the authorities.
The landlord faces potential charges related to the accommodation provided. Investigations will determine his level of involvement.
This action demonstrates a commitment to border security and the enforcement of national laws. The Amansie West District Assembly supported the operation to maintain order.