Yaw Appiah, a 48-year-old Ghanaian bar owner, has been awarded GH¢800,000 in compensation by the Supreme Court after being wrongfully convicted and imprisoned.
He spent 19 years in custody for a robbery offence he did not commit, following his arrest in 2006 and subsequent 45-year sentence in 2011. His conviction was overturned by the Court of Appeal in 2025, which described the case as a grave miscarriage of justice.
After his acquittal, his legal representatives pursued over GH¢2 million in damages. However, the Supreme Court, applying established legal principles, determined that GH¢800,000 constituted appropriate compensation.
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Hull manager Liam Rosenior inside the away dressing room after Tuesday nights 2.1 defeat.
🗣️ I knew we were going to win because of our group mentality.
🗣️ Your appetite to run for each other. 🗣️ Your appetite to win duels.
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