Man cries, unleashes curses on judge over alleged GH¢200k bribe ruling
A man is seen in a video making allegations against a judge after she allegedly took a bribe. The video, sighted by GhanaWeb on March 22, 2026, shows the man claiming that Judge Patricia Quansah ruled against his family after taking a bribe of 2 billion old cedis. He said, "You, Judge Patricia Quansah, who came from Accra to preside over our case at the Adum court, despite all the evidence showing we were right, you decided to call evil good and good evil by taking a whopping sum of 2 billion old cedis from the opposing party."
The man claimed that Judge Patricia Quansah handled a family land dispute case and ruled in favor of the opposing party, despite his claim of clear evidence proving ownership of the land. He stated that they have lived on the land for 43 years and have all the necessary documents. He also said that because of the ruling, he and his sister were evicted from their home and are now sleeping outside, leaving his sister bedridden.
The man went on to rain curses on the judge, invoking spiritual consequences. He said, "I summon you before my ancestors and the gods. May they ensure that you do not enjoy the wealth of your children. If you have not given birth, may you remain barren. The person who bribed you has gone blind and is already suffering decay." He also said, "You too will go blind, and your leg will rot while you are still alive, mark my words. I will deal with you physically and spiritually. I summon you to Antoa and Asuo Tano."
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A Ghanaian man has made damning allegations against a judge in Accra- accusing her of corruption in a land dispute case. He claims the judge's ruling has had devastating consequences for his family.
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