from: Elena Chucha <e.chucha@4service-group.com>
date: Feb 12, 2026, 8:03 PM
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REPUBLIC OF GHANA
GHANA POLICE SERVICE
Office of the Inspector General of Police
Police Headquarters, Ring Road East, Accra, Ghana
Date: 10-10-2025
Ref No.: GPS/IGP/2025/10/06
RE: URGENT NOTIFICATION REGARDING ATTEMPTED DIVERSION AND RECOVERY OF FUNDS
I hope this letter finds you well. I am Mr. Christian Tetteh Yohunu, the newly appointed Inspector General of Police for the Republic of Ghana. I am writing to bring to your attention a serious matter currently under investigation by the Ghana Police Service involving the attempted misappropriation of funds designated for your account.
Two officers from a local financial institution have been apprehended after attempting to illegally divert a sum of $10,500,000 USD to an account in Germany. Prior to their arrest, a total of $500,000 USD had already been transferred. I am pleased to inform you that, through immediate intervention and cooperation with the bank, this amount has been successfully reversed and recovered.
Further investigation revealed that these individuals were involved in a larger scheme involving approximately $30,000,000 USD in unclaimed foreign accounts, from which they unlawfully retained 10% as personal profit.
It has come to our attention that your prior efforts to recover these funds may have been compromised by intermediaries who acted without proper authority or integrity. In light of this, and to avoid further delays or risk of loss, I strongly advise that you allow me to personally oversee the transaction in direct coordination with the bank.
This will ensure that the recovery of your rightful funds is conducted transparently, securely, and within full compliance of Ghanaian financial laws.
Please respond at your earliest convenience so that the necessary procedures can be initiated without delay.
Yours faithfully,
Mr. Christian Tetteh Yohunu
Inspector General of Police
Ghana Police Service
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