QNET and EOCO Collaborate to Dismantle Criminal Networks

In a significant move to tackle fraudulent activities and protect vulnerable individuals, QNET and Ghana’s Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) have entered into a formal collaboration. This strategic partnership, based on a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aims to address the growing concern of fraud, illegal migration schemes, and human trafficking operations.

The collaboration is a response to the increasing number of scams involving fake job offers, scholarship scams, and false promises of international opportunities. These scams often misuse the names of legitimate companies to deceive unsuspecting victims. EOCO and QNET are committed to identifying and dismantling these criminal networks.

Through this partnership, QNET and EOCO will work together to proactively investigate and disrupt criminal schemes, facilitate knowledge exchange and capacity building on detecting and preventing fraud and human trafficking, raise public awareness about potential scams, and share information on suspicious activities to improve enforcement action.

This partnership reflects a shared commitment to safeguarding individuals and communities from exploitation. QNET’s ongoing efforts to support law enforcement agencies and community education, combined with EOCO’s mandate to investigate and prosecute organised crime, will help protect citizens and maintain the integrity of the economy.

The public is encouraged to report any suspicious activities or scams to QNET or EOCO through the following channels:

QNET:
WhatsApp Hotline: +233 256 630 005
Email: network.integrity@qnet.net

EOCO:
Walk into any EOCO office nationwide
Email: eoco@eoco.gov.gh
WhatsApp: +233 579 709 066
Telephone: +233 0547 419 419
Facebook, X, and Instagram: @EOCOghana

By working together, QNET and EOCO aim to disrupt and dismantle criminal networks, protect citizens, and promote a safer environment for everyone.