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Rumors About Abu Trica’s Alleged FBI Arrest: What We Know So Far


 


On September 2, 2025, rumors started circulating across social media, particularly on X (formerly Twitter), claiming that Ghanaian socialite Abu Trica had been arrested by the FBI. The speculation began with an anonymous whistleblower, known as "SelTheBomb," who suggested that Trica might be involved in cybercrime.

The post quickly gained attention, raising questions about whether Trica could have been caught in a wider global crackdown on internet fraud. Although the whistleblower did not provide any specific details, the rumor began to gain traction, partly due to the recent wave of high-profile cybercrime cases involving Ghanaian individuals. Notable figures like Dada Joe Remix and Kofi Boat, for instance, have been extradited to the United States on similar charges.

However, despite the growing buzz, neither the Ghanaian government nor the FBI has issued an official statement confirming any such arrest. As it stands, the rumors remain unverified, and many social media users are cautioning against spreading unconfirmed information until credible updates surface.

The ongoing speculation has sparked debate, with some expressing concern over the possible damage to Trica’s reputation, while others are calling for patience and caution as more details emerge.

Stay tuned for any new updates on the situation.


Source: ghpage

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