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    Abu Trica remains in custody after failing GH₵30m bail conditions

    Accra High Court orders review of GH₵30m bail conditions for businessman Abu Trica after he fails to meet requirements in ongoing extradition case.

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    Abu Trica remains in custody after failing GH₵30m bail conditions

    The Accra High Court has issued fresh directives in the ongoing legal proceedings involving Swedru-based businessman Abu Trica, following his inability to meet the conditions attached to his GH₵30 million bail.

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    Bail Conditions and Continued Detention

    Abu Trica was granted bail on Tuesday, 21 April 2026, by the General Jurisdiction 2 Division of the High Court while he contests extradition proceedings to the United States. The bail was set at GH₵30 million with two justified sureties.

    However, despite the ruling, he has remained in custody for over a week after reportedly failing to satisfy the financial requirements for his release.

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    Court Directs Legal Team to Seek Variation

    On Monday, 4 May, the Accra High Court reportedly directed his legal team to formally apply for a variation of the bail conditions, citing challenges in meeting the original terms.

    His lawyers are expected to file a motion requesting revised bail conditions for the court’s consideration in the coming days.

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    Public Reaction and Next Steps

    The development has generated significant public discussion, with mixed reactions emerging over his continued detention despite being granted bail.

    The court is expected to review any new application submitted by the defence team as proceedings in the extradition case continue.

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    Edem Kwame

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    Edem Kwame is a staff journalist at GH News Media, where he covers news, sports, politics and current affairs with a sharp focus on Ghanaian and African football.

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