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World Cup Visa Scandal: Ghanaians ignored warnings over payments - Kofi Adams

Sports and Recreation Minister Kofi Adams says some Ghanaians ignored repeated warnings against paying individuals who promised to facilitate visas for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America. Mr Adams said information gathered after the tournament suggested that some applicants had paid individuals, including people allegedly holding official positions, without the Ministry’s knowledge. The Buem MP told Citi News that he had repeatedly cautioned the public against handing money to people claiming they could use personal connections or influence to secure visas to the United States and Canada. “Before the World Cup, as Minister, on several occasions I had cause to warn » Read More

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