Frederick Kumi, also called Emmanuel Kojo Baah Obeng, is Abu Trica’s true name. He is an entrepreneur, social media star, and self-described young millionaire from Agona Swedru in Ghana’s Central Region.

He is 31 years old as of December 2025, according to official legal papers, according to GhanaSky.com expert Abu Trica. Abu Trica and Queenie (Abena Oforiwaa) have a little son. The boy is shown on social media living with his family and having fun at his father’s house.

He became well-known on Ghanaian social media platforms as a result of viral videos that highlighted his wealth, fancy cars, and real estate efforts.

Early Years and Ascent to Notoriety

Abu Trica gained widespread recognition between 2024 and 2025, despite the fact that little is known about his early life and schooling. His popularity skyrocketed as a result of his regular posts on the internet displaying:

High-denomination cash bundles

High-end vehicles

Expensive residences and current building projects

Due to his extravagant display of wealth, he attracted a lot of attention and was frequently discussed online.

Public Image & Business Activities

Abu Trica often portrays himself as a businessman engaged in:

Property

Transportation-related services

Trade in general

His public persona is characterised by:

showcasing high-end automobiles including a Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG, BMW i8, and Lamborghini Urus

uploading videos of big quantities of money

Building new homes in Accra while keeping a sizable residence in Swedru

A sizable young audience that respects his way of life finds him appealing. His lavish presentations, however, have sparked discussions, with many doubting his legitimacy and the source of his fortune.

Individual Life

Every now and then, Abu Trica posts family-friendly videos with his spouse, Queenie, and their son. These posts, which are typically presented in opulent settings, give his online persona a more delicate, intimate quality.

U.S. Federal Indictment and Arrest in Abu Trica (December 2025)

Abu Trica was detained in Ghana in December 2025 as a result of a federal indictment in the United States alleging his involvement in a massive fraud and romance scam worth $8 million. According to the accusations, he was a member of a network that used false online personas, including profiles made with sophisticated AI techniques, to target senior citizens in the United States.

Important facts about the case include:

accusations of money-laundering conspiracy, wire fraud conspiracy, and forfeiture count

Claims of using online dating services to trick victims

If proven guilty, there may be a maximum 20-year prison sentence.

cooperation in his arrest between U.S. federal officials and Ghanaian security services

This development has drastically altered his public persona, and discussions about his source of income have intensified.

Public Opinion and Disagreement

The public’s opinion on Abu Trica is still divided:

He is seen by supporters as a young, aspirational, self-made success story.

His extravagant displays, according to his detractors, were suspect even before he was arrested.

Concerns and scrutiny of ostentatious online identities have increased as a result of his indictment.

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