The Year of Return of Aisha Huang, NPP Galamsey Love Queen 

 

 

It came as a breaking News, pierced through the hearts of Ghanaians as many doubted the shocking heartbreaking news of the triumphant entry of AISHA HUANG, NPP’S GALAMSEY LOVE QUEEN back to Ghana after she was deported in 2019 for engaging in illegal mining and sale of minerals without valid licence.

Before her deportation in 2019, she went by the name AISHA HUANG. Miraculously, the new name on a Ghana Card making waves on social media has Aisha Huang metamorphosed to Aisha En.

On the face of the Ghana card, Aisha Huang now Aisha En was issued the card on 27th February, 2022, which happened to be Sunday.

The “galamsey love Queen” of the Akufo-Addo/Bawumia government, Aisha Huang (Aisha En) was arrested in addition with three others believed to be her accomplice. The three others she was arrested with are Johng Li Hua, Huang Jei and Huaid Hai Hun.

With no tangible evidence, the government as usual has tried to hoodwink Ghanaians into believing that Aisha Huang (Aisha En) entered Ghana from the neighbouring Togo boarder.

This, many Ghanaians refers to as Ananse story, ‘Ananses£m’.

This is because the Ghana Armed Forces were deployed to the country’s borders ahead of the 2020 elections and Ghana Card registration exercise, and extended using COVID-19 and Terrorism as excuses…

Yet Aisha Huang was able to pass through the Ghana Armed Forces, Immigration Service and various institutions to secure a GhanaCard, work in the Galamsey sites in the interior of Ashanti-Ghana on the blindside of Manhyia and the Asanteman Counci

It is alleged Aisha Huang was aided by persons deeply rooted in Akufo-Addo/Bawumia’s government by changing her name and sneaking her into the country.

Others are even of the believe that Aisha Huang was never deported as reported by the government in 2019. They claim Aisha Huang is in the news because she is alleged to have encroached into a galamsey site belonging to another ‘galamsey kingpin’ in government.

HISTORY OF AISHA HUANG’S PROSECUTION

Aisha and her compatriots were first arraigned on May 9, 2018 for engaging in illegal small-scale mining at Bepotenten in the Amansie Central District of the Ashanti Region.

Aisha Huang was charged with three counts of undertaking small-scale mining operations, contrary to Section 99 (1) of the Minerals and Mining Act, 2006 (Act 703); providing mining support services without valid registration with the Minerals Commission, contrary to the Minerals and Mining Act, 2006 (Act 703), and the illegal employment of foreign nationals, contrary to the Immigration Act, 2000 (Act 573).

It was also alleged that she had granted sexual favours to some top officials and continues to enjoy their support due to threats of blackmail if they attempt to expose her.

GOVERNMENT DISCONTINUE CASE

State prosecutors discontinued the trial of ‘Aisha’ Huang and four other Chinese nationals alleged to have carried out illegal mining activities in the country.

The State Attorney, Mercy Arthur, presented the application for nolle prosequi to the Accra High Court, presided over by Justice Charles Ekow Baiden on Wednesday.

What the state Prosecutor failed to do then was give a reason for the discontinuation of the case.

Based on the application, the court discharged the five accused persons.

The judge had previously complained about how the case was being delayed.

THE EFFECTS ON GHANA’S SOVEREIGNTY AND SECURITY CAMPAIGN.

1. Ghana’s boarders not safe . Very porous

2. Ghana’s readiness against terrorist attack shambolic.

3. If Aisha Huang is not a Terrorist, then Galamsey is not dangerous;

4. President Akufo-Addo’s statements on climate change in the hope of getting some money is most hypocritical as he keeps Yaw Osafo Maafo as his Senior Advisor…

QUESTIONS THAT DEMAND CLARITY FROM GOVERNMENT AND GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS.

1. Was Aisha Huang really deported?

2. Can a Ghanaian who has been deported from China go back to China to acquire citizenship identity card?

3. How come Bawumia’s multi-million digitisation campaign failed to fish out Aisha Huang at the point of verifying her biometrics for the Ghana card?

4. Was Aisha Huang not supposed to lose any process she initiated after she was deported?

5. Who guaranteed for Aisha Huang?
-Who gave Aisha Huang the card?
-Where did Aisha Huang pick her Ghana card?

6. Will Aisha Huang’s re-arrest drawback Ghana-China bilateral relation?

7. Will some Chiefs abdicate or bannish Aisha Huang?

8. Will some government officials be sacked?

9. Is the government and NIA aware majority of Ghanaians are still struggling to acquire Ghana card?

10. How many pickups were donated in support of NPP’s 2020 campaign by Aisha Huang?

11. Who stood in for NPP and Akufo-Addo to take delivery of the pickups?

STAY TUNE FOR MORE REVELATIONS.

By Christopher Akoto