The High Court has dismissed an application by Faiza Seidu‑Wuni, former Chief Executive Officer of the National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO), seeking permission to travel to the United Kingdom for her son’s medical care.
The Court ruled that there was no evidence proving the child could not receive adequate treatment in Ghana, and therefore upheld the travel restrictions imposed as part of Seidu‑Wuni’s bail conditions.
Seidu‑Wuni remains subject to the travel ban while standing trial on charges linked to her tenure at NAFCO. The ruling underscores the Court’s position that bail conditions must be respected unless compelling grounds are established to warrant exceptions.
The case continues to draw public attention, with observers noting the balance between individual rights and judicial caution in high‑profile corruption‑related trials.
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