The Ghana Police Service, in collaboration with the National Signals Bureau (NSB) and the Nigeria Police Force, has successfully rescued two female victims who were abducted and featured in a distressing video that sparked widespread outrage. Eight suspects have been arrested in connection with the case, with arrests made in both Ghana and Nigeria.

Details of the Incident
Ama Serwaa Konadu, a 39-year-old hairdresser and event decorator from Asiakwa in the Eastern Region, was reportedly abducted on April 22 after leaving home for work. Her captors circulated nude videos showing her being assaulted with a machete and demanded a ransom of GH₵500,000 for her release. The family promptly reported the matter to the police, providing the videos to aid in the investigation.

Joint Operation and Arrests
The joint operation demonstrated strong cross-border cooperation between the security agencies. The Ghana Police Service has extended its gratitude to the National Signals Bureau and the Nigeria Police Force for their support and cooperation in the rescue and arrest operations. Authorities have indicated that additional details surrounding the operation will be disclosed as investigations progress.

Investigation and Next Steps
The Ghana Police Service has confirmed the rescue of the victims and the detention of the suspects. The incident highlights the importance of collaboration between security agencies in tackling transnational crimes. Further investigations are ongoing to uncover more details about the abduction and the suspects involved.