Audio By Carbonatix
Our attention has been drawn to a false story attributed to Joy News which is being shared on social media.
The story with the headline 'Kumasi police arrest 4 with over 50,000 fake NPP new recharge cards' is a complete fabrication by some faceless persons for mischievous purposes.
Joy News has not reported any such story or anything close to it.
All persons who received this story should treat it with the contempt it deserves.
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