Painter Granted GH¢1 Million Bail Over Bank of Ghana Theft Charges

Ahmed Mohammed Lawal, a painter alleged to have stolen cables from the Bank of Ghana, has been granted a bail of GH¢1 million. The court has scheduled the next hearing for May 7, 2025, while the accused has denied the charges against him.

In a recent development, a painter named Ahmed Mohammed Lawal has been granted bail amounting to GH¢1 million by an Accra Circuit Court. This decision comes after he was charged with the unlawful entry and theft of electrical cables from the Bank of Ghana’s construction site located at Ridge. The judge, Mr. Isaac Addo, mandated the prosecution to adhere to the rules of disclosures during the proceedings.

This case emphasizes the seriousness of theft within construction sites and the legal processes involved in addressing such crimes. The court’s decision to grant bail reflects the judicial system’s approach to ensuring fair trials while highlighting the need for accountability from both parties involved in the case.

Original Source: www.ghanabusinessnews.com