By Aaron Hammond 
The high profile arrest of senior nursing officer Salomey Awiti Bafoh over the controversial Ghana Jollof social media case has sparked massive public uproar. Angry supporters and citizens are questioning why state machinery is heavily targeting women in ongoing cyber investigations.
The legal drama intensified when the High Court in Accra refused bail for the Techiman based health worker who faces accusations of abetment. Legal minds and concerned groups like the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association have openly expressed deep disappointment over her continued detention.
Critics argue that chasing after associates instead of the main target creates unnecessary panic within the system. As public pressure mounts on the government regarding human rights and fairness, everyone is watching closely to see how this unfolding legal battle ends.
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