Ghanaian Protest Erupts Over Controversial Bail Condition

Ghanaian Protest Erupts Over Chairman Wontumi's GHS 50 Million Bail A protest erupted in Ghana today outside the court where Chairman Wontumi is being held, following the court's decision to set his bail at a staggering GHS 50 million. The protestors, many of whom were supporters of Wontumi, voiced strong objections to the bail amount, claiming it is excessive and designed to prevent his release. The event took place in [Location details to be added], Ghana, on May 29, 2025. "This GHS 50 million bail condition is outrageous and cannot be met," stated one visibly upset protestor. "It's clearly an attempt to keep him imprisoned unfairly." Another protestor added, "His accounts are frozen! How is he supposed to raise that kind of money?" The protest highlights concerns about the fairness of the judicial process and the potentially crippling financial burden of bail conditions in Ghana. The video also points to a lack of coordination between different law enforcement agencies, with accusations of inconsistent handling of the case. The situation remains tense, and the protestors vow to continue their demonstration until Chairman Wontumi is released.