A former Sales Manager, Ending Wang, has appeared before an Accra Circuit Court for allegedly stealing GH¢343,000 belonging to his employer.
He was charged with stealing and possession of forged documents.
Ending pleaded not guilty.
The court admitted him to bail in the sum of GHC400,000 with sureties earning not less than GH¢4,000 and ordered him to deposit his passport with the registry.
The matter was adjourned to January 12, 2026.
The prosecution, led by Chief Inspector Wisdom Alorwu, said the complainant, Wu Jiannan, is the Financial Manager of Kunda Manufacturing and Trading Limited (KMTL).
He said Ending, a Chinese national and former Sales Manager of the company, resided at Spintex.
On September 12, 2024, KMTL sold one truck head and one 6×4 reinforced Tipper Truck on credit to Wilago Enterprise at $153,000, with an initial deposit of $76,500 and monthly instalments of $6,375 over 12 months.
Payments were to be made into KMTL’s Ecobank and Access Bank accounts.
In July 2025, the Finance Department discovered Wilago Enterprise had defaulted on several payments.
When contacted, Wilago Enterprise revealed it had paid GHC343,000 into Ending’s personal bank and mobile money accounts.
On October 7, 2025, KMTL lodged a complaint with the Police, leading to Ending’s arrest.
Investigations showed Ending instructed Wilago Enterprise to make the payments into his Ecobank and mobile money accounts, contrary to the agreement.
Court orders served on Ecobank Ghana Limited and MTN Ghana Limited revealed GHC50,000 had been paid into Ending’s mobile money account and GHC293,000 into his Access Bank account.
Further investigations uncovered a forged sales agreement between KMTL and Wilago Enterprise for a four‑axle flatbed truck in Ending’s possession.
A forensic audit conducted by Ashong Nkrumah and Associates confirmed Ending dishonestly appropriated GH¢343,000, part of the payment for the truck head and Tipper Truck purchased by Wilago Enterprise.
