- Nana Yaa Nyarko has been granted bail at GHS 100,000 by the Adum High Court
- Nana Yaa was not present for the ruling due to safety concerns
- The family of the deceased has expressed their disappointment with the bail decision
Nana Yaa Nyarko, the main suspect in the Wyllbee murder case, has been granted bail by the Adum High Court.
This decision follows multiple failed attempts to obtain bail from the Akropong Circuit Court.
Nana Yaa’s bail was set at GHS 100,000 with sureties, marking a significant development in a case that has attracted considerable public interest.
The Adum High Court’s ruling also applies to a second accused individual, who received bail on similar terms.
Notably, Nana Yaa Nyarko was not present for the court’s decision, as safety concerns due to a large and potentially hostile crowd outside necessitated this precautionary measure.
The case, which has been the subject of intense online debate for over a month, now faces added complexity following this bail ruling.
The family of the deceased Wyllbee has voiced their dissatisfaction with the outcome.
A family spokesperson remarked, “The family is upset, but the legal process has been followed. Being granted bail does not equate to freedom.”
