Adu Boahene case adjourned after Atta Akyea pleaded for one final deadline day to conclude cross-examination

Court has adjourned the case between Kwabena Adu Boahene and the State to September 2, 2026.

This comes after the Court for the 4th time, obliged Counsel for the accused one final deadline day for Counsel to conclude cross-examination for the Prosecution to close its case.

The Court has adjourned to tomorrow September 2nd for conclusion of cross examination with a strong caution that Counsel would be deemed to have concluded his cross examination after 3 hours tomorrow.

The 4th Prosecution Witness, EOCO Staff Officer Mr Frank Marshall Cromwell, has been under cross examination for the past 10 weeks.

  • Kwabena Adu Boahene is the  former Director-General of Ghana’s National Signals Bureau (NSB).
  • He was arrested and put on trial for alleged financial misappropriation, fraud, and embezzlement totaling tens of millions of Ghanaian cedis and a $7 million cyber defense contract.
  • Prosecutors accuse him and his wife of channeling state funds through a private company that mirrored the state agency.

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