The owner of the Ghanaian second-tier league outfit has been nabbed for his his alleged involvement in internet fraud.
Bankroller of PAC Academy, Inusah Ahmed was among the Ghanaian businessmen nabbed earlier this week by INTERPOL in collaboration with the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for their alleged involvement in a $100 million fraud scheme.
Inusah Ahmed, known in local circles as Pascal or Agony, was arrested alongside three others namely Isaac Kofi Oduro Boateng (popularly called Kofi Boat), Derrick Van Yeboah, and Patrick Kwame Asare during the joint operation by the Interpol and FBI on June 13, 2025.
The quartet are currently in custody as extradition efforts are already in motion to have them tried in the United States for their fraudulent activities since 2013.
The arrest comes after months of intelligence collection and cooperation between Ghanaian security agencies and their foreign counterparts, according to people familiar with the inquiry. The accused are thought to be members of a larger cybercrime organisation that has been using sophisticated online schemes to defraud people in several jurisdictions.
Although the charges' specifics have not yet been made public, authorities anticipate that the case will include major accusations of wire fraud, identity theft, and money laundering—all of which are considered federal offences in the United States.
More information on Inusah Ahmed's PAC Academy
Inusah Ahmed founded the Offinso-based PAC Academy in 2014, and in less than ten years, it has established itself as one of the most organised clubs in Ghana's lower levels.
The club has amenities that rival those of elite clubs, including a state-of-the-art clubhouse and a fully furnished gym.
A number of gifted players have used it as a launching pad, notably Charles Owusu of Bechem United, Prince Afriyie of Mosta FC, Andrews Appiah, who is currently playing in the United Arab Emirates, Obed Arthur Nyantakyi of FK Kozara in Bosnia and Peter Amidu Acquah, who is plays Asante Kotoko.
The local football community has been rocked by the FBI and Interpol's arrest of Inusah Ahmed, especially in the Ashanti Region, where PAC Academy is renowned for developing young football potential and playing in Ghana's Division One League.
