Accra:The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has revealed that it seized or froze assets valued at GH¢638.8 million from 2023 to 2026. These assets include real estate, luxury vehicles, bank accounts, and cash equivalents.
According to Ghana Web, the OSP published these figures on its social media pages on October 27, 2026. The data shows that in 2023, the bulk of the seizures, valued at GH¢516 million, were linked to a counterfeit currency syndicate. This amount was equivalent to US$40 million, calculated at an exchange rate of GH¢12.90 to US$1.
In 2025, the OSP seized or froze assets worth approximately GH¢102.7 million, with real estate, including land, houses, and gas stations, accounting for GH¢96.58 million of the total. Vehicles were valued at GH¢2.32 million, while cash and equivalents amounted to GH¢3.83 million.
The figures for 2026 indicate that the value of seized or frozen assets was GH¢20.12 million, comprising real estate, luxury vehicles, and frozen accounts. Notable assets included a four-bedroom house in East Legon, a Rolls-Royce Mansory Convertible, and a Ferrari 458 Speciale.
Additionally, the OSP reported recoveries totaling approximately GH¢43.4 million from 2022 to 2026. The largest recovery was GH¢31.21 million in 2025, with significant amounts linked to the Minerals Income Investment Fund and investigations into petroleum product diversions.