Christian Atsu's Legacy Lives On as Ship Dealer Helps Free Inmates

The Ship Dealer, Oliver Kahn, has done a wonderful thing in memory of Christian Atsu. He paid a total of GH¢13,320 to cover the fines of nine inmates, helping to set them free from prison.

The Crime Check Foundation provided details of the payment and receipt to a Kumasi-based media outlet, Pure, and requested the head of Sports, Bright Kamkam Boadu, to assist them in thanking the Ship Dealer for his generous contribution.

It turns out that Christian Atsu had a list of prisoners he planned to help set free by paying their fines, but unfortunately, he passed away before he could do so. However, the Crime Check Foundation has stepped in to continue his legacy by inviting the public to help set these inmates free, who are in prison due to minor offenses and their inability to pay court fines.

By honoring Christian Atsu's memory, the Ship Dealer has made a difference in the lives of these nine prisoners and has set a great example for others to follow.

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