In a statement issued on Saturday February 14,2026, the Ministry confirmed that preliminary information suggests the individual “may not currently be within the country’s jurisdiction,” but emphasized this does not diminish the gravity of the alleged offences.

“This, however, does not reduce the seriousness of the alleged conduct or the State’s responsibility to pursue accountability,” the Ministry declared, noting that “the non-consensual recording and distribution of intimate images is a criminal offence and a clear violation of dignity and privacy.”

The statement revealed that even before these reports surfaced, the Ministry had been collaborating with the Ministry of Communication and Digital Innovations on preventive measures against image-based sexual abuse.

“These ongoing efforts include digital safety interventions, engagement with online platforms, and mechanisms for reporting and takedown of abusive content,” officials said, adding that these measures are now being applied to this matter by the relevant authorities.

The Ministry confirmed it is coordinating with the Ghana Police Service, security institutions, and international partners to explore all lawful options available, including cross-border cooperation and mutual legal assistance.

The Ministry issued a public advisory: “We also wish to remind the public to exercise caution in their interactions both online and offline.”

Officials stressed their commitment to ensuring that jurisdictional limits do not prevent appropriate action in protecting the rights, safety, and dignity of all persons.

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