Popular Ghanaian influencer and businessman SoAfrican has reportedly been arrested by the Ghana Police Service over allegations linked to the assault and exploitation of women.
Initial reports indicated that details surrounding the arrest were unclear at the time, but further information later emerged during a police press conference.
Addressing journalists, Director-General of the Criminal Investigations Department, Lydia Donkor, disclosed that the influencer was arrested in connection with an alleged criminal network accused of assaulting women and distributing monetised content online.
According to DCOP Donkor, the investigation began after a complaint was reportedly filed through INTERPOL in Australia.
Police allege that SoAfrican took advantage of victims by using substances before illegally recording them.
Investigators further claimed that the suspect operated a Telegram platform where videos and images involving the alleged victims were shared.
According to police, SoAfrican was tracked to East Legon, where he was reportedly arrested on May 6, 2026.
Authorities say investigations into the matter are ongoing as they work to identify additional victims and possible accomplices connected to the alleged operation.
The case has sparked widespread reactions online, with many social media users expressing shock over the allegations involving the popular online personality.