SHS headmistress lost Gh¢560,000 in travel visa fraud to unemployed woman

A Senior High School Headmistress has lost Gh¢560,000 in a travel visa fraud.

An unemployed 38-year-old woman by the name Priscilla Koduah is alleged to have successfully lured the headmistress (school’s name on hold) into paying the money, Gh¢560,000, under the pretence of securing her three (3) auctioned vehicles and a travel visa.

It has been disclosed that Priscilla, also known as Maame Kraa, failed to deliver on her promise, leaving the educationist traumatised.
Maame Kraa, a former employee of New Mont Ghana Limited has been arrested and is currently in police custody.

Further investigations reveal that Priscilla is alleged to have defrauded other individuals of an amount totalling nearly Gh¢4 million.
It is alleged that the accused operates with an accomplice by the name Nana Yaw Stocks, who poses both as a National Security operative and an uncle to the accused, in order to win the trust of their victims.

Netizens expressing their opinions inquired whether the headmistress ought to have been more knowledgeable. They expressed the expectation that the headmistress should possess greater awareness, given her professional background in education.

SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh