The Communications Manager of Stanbic Bank Ghana Kojo Akoi-Larbi said the police did a great job in arresting Martha Amakye.

“We are grateful to the police for their help in effecting the arrest. Our primary objective is to always protect the interest of our customers using technology and all legal means to ensure that their savings and investments are secure and keep growing.”

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Miss Amakye was working at the Tema Community one branch of the Stanbic Bank.

She was an outsourced worker of the bank from Noswall Management Service, a recruitment agency.

Martha Amakye contacted customers without any authorization and collected their money with the pretext of investing the amounts in fixed deposits instruments.

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After payment, Miss Amakye issued some customers with fake bank deposit slips and later paid some of her victims what she said were interests for their investment, telling them the principal amounts would be reinvested.

Akoi-Larbi entreated clients to always request proper receipts for every business they do with the bank through its staff.

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“We encourage customers and the general public to always collect receipts for all deposits made. It is helpful to carefully assess all financial products that promise very high-interest rates well above the going market rate,” Akoi-Larbi said.

Martha Amakye was arrested at her hideout at Ashaiman in the Greater Accra region.