Ghanaian TikToker Jailed for Claiming President Mahama Sacrificed 32 Cows

Ghanaian TikToker jailed for claiming President Mahama sacrificed 32 cows

A Ghanaian TikToker has been jailed for one year for publishing false claims that President Mahama sacrificed cows for election victory. Learn more about t

NPP condemns Camilla Alhassan’s jail sentence, announces support for appeal

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has condemned the one-year prison sentence handed to Madam Camilla Alhassan by the Accra Circuit Court, describing the conviction as a threat to free speech and constitutional democracy in Ghana. In a statement issued on July 16, 2026, and signed by the party’s General Secretary, Justin Kodua Frimpong, the NPP said it was shocked by the court’s decision to convict and sentence Madam Alhassan for offensive conduct ov…

Ghana: TikToker Jailed One Year Over False Ritual Claim Against President Mahama

By Emmanuel Nduka A Ghanaian court has sentenced TikToker Camilla Alhassan to one year in prison after she pleaded guilty to

Ghanaian Tiktoker jailed for claiming President Mahama ‘buried 32 cows’ to secure 2024 election victory

Ghanaian Tiktoker jailed for claiming President Mahama ‘buried 32 cows’ to secure 2024 election victory An Accra Circuit Court has sentenced a Ghanaian TikToker Camilla Alhassan to one year in prison after she pleaded guilty to charges of publishing false news and engaging in offensive conduct. Her prosecution followed the circulation of videos on social […] The post Ghanaian Tiktoker jailed for claiming President Mahama ‘buried 32 cows’ to secu…

Ghanaian TikToker Jailed Over Mahama Ritual Claims

A Ghanaian court has sentenced Camilla Alhassan to one year in prison after she pleaded guilty to publishing false claims about the President

Breaking: Ghanaian content creator sentenced to 1yr in prison over false posts about President Mahama

Ghanaian TikToker Camilla Alhassan, 43, sentenced to 12 months for false claims about President Mahama, highlighting concerns over misinformation and free speech.