Kennedy Agyapong's office warns people about fake Google forms using his name online. Scammers created false registration documents that pretend to come from Team Ken and PHD groups. The former Assin Central MP never approved these forms or asked people to fill them out. His team says criminals want to steal personal information from unsuspecting citizens. Anyone who uses the fake link
Communications director Kwaku Amoh-Darteh signed the warning statement dated June 2. He told citizens that Agyapong never collects public information through Google Forms or similar websites. Real announcements from the politician only come through verified official channels that people can trust. The office asked citizens to report suspicious links to police or directly to Agyapong's team. Legal action will target anyone caught impersonating the former presidential candidate.
The warning applies everywhere around the world where people might access the fraudulent documents. Identity thieves often create fake forms that look real to trick people into sharing private details. Agyapong's team wants to protect supporters from becoming victims of these internet crimes. Citizens should verify all online requests before sharing personal information with unknown sources. The disclaimer follows Ghana's laws and helps prevent further misuse of the politician's reputation.
https://forms.gle/sAJ6HQjeoGv7u4437 risks becoming a fraud victim.Communications director Kwaku Amoh-Darteh signed the warning statement dated June 2. He told citizens that Agyapong never collects public information through Google Forms or similar websites. Real announcements from the politician only come through verified official channels that people can trust. The office asked citizens to report suspicious links to police or directly to Agyapong's team. Legal action will target anyone caught impersonating the former presidential candidate.
The warning applies everywhere around the world where people might access the fraudulent documents. Identity thieves often create fake forms that look real to trick people into sharing private details. Agyapong's team wants to protect supporters from becoming victims of these internet crimes. Citizens should verify all online requests before sharing personal information with unknown sources. The disclaimer follows Ghana's laws and helps prevent further misuse of the politician's reputation.
