Ken Ofori-Atta’s US Visa Warrant Raises Questions
Journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni has shed light on the circumstances surrounding Ken Ofori-Atta’s detention by US Immigration authorities. Awuni explains that certain visa holders are required to leave the US after a specified period, even if their visa remains valid.
In Ofori-Atta’s case, his US visa expires on February 14, 2026, but he may have overstayed his allowed visit period. Awuni notes that if Ofori-Atta was expected to leave after six months, he could be in trouble with US Immigration, regardless of his visa’s expiration date.
Ofori-Atta holds visas from other countries, including the UK and Canada, which expire in 2032 and 2031, respectively. However, Awuni’s post focuses on the US visa and potential issues with Ofori-Atta’s stay.
The reasons behind Ofori-Atta’s detention are unclear, but Awuni’s explanation suggests it may be related to visa regulations. The Ghanaian former Finance Minister’s situation has sparked interest, given his high-profile status.
Ofori-Atta’s legal team is likely addressing the issue with US authorities.
Source: Manasseh Azure Awuni’s social media post
Author: Korkor Anumu
