The Attorney’s Office indicated that the convict created student accounts with stolen identities. “According to the evidence presented during Alorwornu’s trial, in December 2017, Alorwornu used other individuals’ identities to submit two non-degree student applications to the University of Connecticut (“UConn”). In early 2018, Alorwornu withdrew from the courses and requested that UConn refund the money he had deposited. In early 2018, Alorwornu withdrew from the courses and requested that UConn refund the money he had deposited. Alorwornu’s criminal history includes a conviction in New York in 2017 for an offence involving his use of stolen credit cards and other individuals’ personal identifying information.

Source: GhanaWeb March 12, 2026 05:48 UTC