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Aisha Huang has the intent of shielding guilty accomplices
The Minority in Parliament has called the government’s attempts to shield top officials implicated in the Aisha Huang illegal mining case “embarrassing.” According to the report, such individuals “involved in this cruel conspiracy against our republic” should have been fired and charged alongside the ‘galamsey’ queen. A statement issued by Minority Spokesperson on Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, stated all of the charges leveled against Aisha H...[Read More]
Aisha Huang uses two Chinese passports for her travels
Aisha Huang, a Chinese illegal miner, has been discovered to have two Chinese passports with different identities and dates of birth, which she uses for all of her travels. Her date of birth is July 7, 1986, according to one of her passports with the name Huang En and passport number G39575625. On January 14 2010, that passport was issued. Huang Ruixia is the name on the other passport, and the passport number is EE9994609. She has an older date of birth on this passport, November 7, 1975. On Ja...[Read More]
NIA insists not to be blamed over Huang’s Ghana card case
The National Identification Authority (NIA) insists it should not be held responsible for notorious galamsey queen Aisha Huang’s possession of a Ghana card despite her repatriation. According to NIA’s Executive Secretary, Prof. Kenneth Attafuah, when Aisha Huang [captured on NIA’s system as En Huang] was kicked out of Ghana in 2018, the Ghana Immigration Service did not return the non-citizen card issued to her as required by law. He claimed that this prevented the NIA from fla...[Read More]
It’s a crime to release sex videos of Aisha Huang
Charles Bissue, a New Patriotic Party (NPP) stalwart, has stated that releasing the sexual encounters of Chinese national Aisha Huang, dubbed the “galamsey queen,” with “big men” in the country will be a crime. Previously, Abdul Malik, the Editor of the New Crusading Guide, According to Kweku Baako, Aisha Huang has a series of recorded sex videos with Ghanaian officials. According to Kweku Baako, Aisha Huang has relationships with powerful men in the country. Kweku Baako ...[Read More]
Aisha Huang Has Sex Tapes involving Big men – Kweku Baako
Abdul Malik Kweku Baako, Editor of the New Crusading Guide, has revealed that Chinese national Aisha Huang, dubbed the “galamsey queen,” has a series of recorded sex videos involving “big men” in the country. In 2019, then-Senior Minister Yaw Osafo Marfo justified the government’s decision to drop the prosecution of Aisha Huang, who was discovered openly engaged in illegal mining at Bepotenten in the Ashanti Region’s Amansie Central District, and deported her....[Read More]
Aisha Huang is married to a Ghanaian businessman
The lawyer for Chinese national Aisha Huang, dubbed the “galamsey queen,” has revealed that his client is married to a Ghanaian businessman. “I’m aware she’s married to a Ghanaian. I know this because of her Ghanaian husband, a Kumasi businessman with a master’s degree from a Chinese university. He came to my office looking for a lawyer “Nkrabeah Effah Dartey stated on Citi FM in Accra. On September 5, 2022, Aisha Huang was arrested again for the same of...[Read More]
Ablakwa asks- Where is Aisha Huang’s first Ghanaian husband?
Honourable Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, took to his Facebook page, asking what happened to Aisha Huang’s first husband. Aisha Huang was believed to have sneaked back into the country after she was deported in 2017. He wrote: Where is Aisha Huang’s first Ghanaian husband? Many Ghanaians do not know that this is not the first time t...[Read More]
Aisha Huang charged at a High Court for 2015-2017 offences
Chinese businesswoman En Huang, also known as Aisha Huang, has been charged with four offences by the Attorney General’s Office for her actions between 2015 and 2017 as well as for her re-entry into Ghana. She was re-arrested for committing similar offences prior to 2018, and the Attorney General and Minister of Justice requested the docket for those offences early this month. However, her case was dropped after the state filed a nolle prosequi. After that, she was allegedly deported to he...[Read More]
Aisha Huang’s case is dead on arrival- It’s an easy case
How will prosecutors prove that Aisha Huang is involved in illegal small-scale mining (galamsey) if she was not apprehended on a galamsey site? North Dayi lawmaker Rockson Nelson Dafeamekpor posed this rhetorical question on 3FM’s Sunrise show on Thursday, September 15. In his opinion, Mr Nkrabeah Effah Dartey, the lawyer for Aisha Huang and the Chinese Nationals, who has also described this case as a minor matter that has been overhyped by the media, has an easy task in handling this case...[Read More]
NDC’s Osman Ayariga: Akufo Addo is clueless about happenings
[cl-counter title=”Statistics”] Osman Ayariga, an aspiring Deputy National Youth Organizer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has attacked President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo for his recent comment on the deportation of Chinese galamsey queen, Aisha Huang. President Akufo Addo questioned whether the galamsey queen had been deported from the country during a radio interview in the Volta region as part of his tour of the region. “I’m still not sure if she was depo...[Read More]
Nana Addo commended for his sincerity over Aisha Huang’s case
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has been praised for disclosing his knowledge of the Aisha Huang situation in 2018. On Stonecity Radio in Ho on Tuesday, September 13, President Akufo-Addo expressed uncertainty about whether the popular Chinese businesswoman was deported or fled the country. “When you have a situation like this woman [Aisha Huang], I am not sure whether she was deported or whether she fled the country the first time and has now returned or whatever, but there still ap...[Read More]
Oppong Nkrumah defends Nana Addo’s remarks about Aisha Huang
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-characterization Addo’s of the controversy surrounding Aisha Huang’s alleged departure from Ghana and re-entry has been described as a figure of speech by Information Minister Kojo Oppong Nkrumah. In a radio interview on Monday in Ho, the President stated that he was unsure whether the notorious Chinese illegal miner had been deported or had fled. The remark has since sparked public outrage, with many questioning the President’s briefings on the...[Read More]
