QNET - Ghana News Express

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration has confirmed that forty-four Ghanaian nationals have been successfully rescued from a fraudulent recruitment operation in Nigeria. The rescue follows an earlier public warning issued on March 13, 2026, cautioning against the activities of QNET and similar schemes that lure unsuspecting individuals with false promises. According to the Ministry, the victims were deceived through social media platforms and informal recruitment channels with offers of lucrative employment and international travel opportunities. However, upon arrival in Nigeria, they were subjected to harsh and exploitative conditions, including restricted movement, psychological pressure, and coercion to recruit others into the scheme. The victims were freed d...

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has announced the arrest of 320 individuals in a major anti-human trafficking and fraud operation targeting a suspected “QNET” network in Kumasi. According to EOCO, the coordinated raids were carried out by its Anti-Human Trafficking Unit at two separate locations within the Ashanti Regional capital. Initial assessments reveal that 25 of the 320 individuals are potential suspects, while 295 are believed to be victims of a human trafficking and employment scam perpetrated under the guise of the QNET business model. EOCO said the operation was the result of months of meticulous investigations, reflecting the Office’s sustained commitment to detecting, investigating, and prosecuting economic and organised crime across the country. “This ...

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Forty-Four Ghanaians Rescued from Fraudulent Recruitment Network in Nigeria

EOCO Arrests 320 People in Major “QNET” Fraud and Human Trafficking Raid in Kumasi