A major political storm is brewing after Nkansah, a figure linked to the New Patriotic Party (NPP), was arrested in connection with shocking allegations that scholarships were being sold for as much as GH¢100,000.
The arrest follows mounting claims that desperate students and families were allegedly asked to pay huge sums in exchange for access to scholarship opportunities meant to support education—not line pockets. News of the development spread like wildfire, triggering outrage, disbelief, and intense debate across social media and political circles.
Law enforcement sources say the arrest forms part of ongoing investigations into the alleged scheme, as authorities work to establish the facts and determine the full extent of the claims. While Nkansah has not been convicted and investigations are still underway, the allegations alone have ignited serious questions about transparency, accountability, and fairness in scholarship administration.
Public reaction has been swift and fierce. Many Ghanaians have condemned any attempt to commercialize educational opportunities, calling for thorough investigations and strict punishment if wrongdoing is proven. Others are urging due process, warning against trial by public opinion.
As the case unfolds, one thing is certain: the GH¢100,000 scholarship-for-sale claims have shaken public trust and placed intense pressure on political actors to clean house. All eyes are now on investigators as the nation awaits the next twist in this growing scandal.
