Tag: ibrahim oppong kwarteng

Management of Crime Check Foundation (CCF), an NGO through its Petty Offenders Project has paid the court fines of nine inmates of the Koforidua Local Prisons. The gesture was made ...

Ernest Arkoh, a young and energetic man used to earn a good income from his job as a servicer of fire extinguishers but unfortunately lost his job and later suffered ...

James Okyere a native of Kumasi in the Ashanti Region of Ghana called on Crime Check Foundation in September 2019 to financially support him undergo Chemotherapy.  According to James, he ...

25-year-old Bonye Alice, a second-year student of the Tamale Nurses and Midwifery Training College, was sentenced to six months in prison for stealing one thousand two hundred Ghana cedis. According ...

51 year old Madam Hawa Issaka who was involved in an accident in 2017 runs to Crime Check Foundation for health support. The 51 year old woman who used to ...

Isaac Adu Mensah, a 30-year-old man who had a lorry accident is now challenged with painful swells in the neck and armpit. Isaac, an orphan has been living with his ...

Crime Check Foundation, CCF, shared the story of a 38 year old widow who lives in a rotten wood structure with her three children. Daavi as she is affectionately called ...

Ex-convict, Mark Mensah was supported to start his own air freshener business through Crime Check Foundation’s ex-convict Reintegration Project. The project which has Black Stars and New Castle Winger Christian ...

65-year-old Frazer Aryee, has told crimecheckghana.org that he masterminded many criminal activities, including kidnapping and murder in the mid-80s. Frazer who served 20 years on the death row at the ...

The Executive Director of Crime Check Foundation, Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng, has urged government to appoint a Chief Inspector of Prison to exercise additional oversight of the prisons. He opined that ...