Deputy A-G accused of making baseless claims against Adu-Boahene and wife during bail hearing

On March 28, 2025, the Accra Human Rights Court held a hearing. The court reviewed the bail conditions for Mr. Kwabena Adu-Boahene and his wife, Angela Adjei Boateng.

During the hearing, Deputy Attorney-General Srem Sai made serious allegations. He claimed Mrs. Boateng tried to destroy evidence by moving money into suitcases. This happened on the night she learned of her husband's arrest.

The Deputy AG used this claim to oppose reducing their bail conditions. He argued that the couple posed a significant flight risk due to their multiple citizenships.

Critics have strongly disputed these claims. They describe them as unfounded and lacking evidence. Sources close to the couple say no proof has been shown that Mrs. Boateng tampered with evidence.

Reports indicate thorough searches were conducted at their home. So far, no evidence has emerged supporting any criminal allegations against them.

Observers believe the Deputy AG's assertions seem speculative. Legal analysts warn that unproven claims could harm the fairness of proceedings and undermine presumption of innocence.