A Ghanaian lady named Frimpongmaa faced deportation to Ghana from the United States of America after her friend reported her to the authorities.

According to Freda Afriyie, who narrated the deportee's ordeal on social media, Frimpongmaa had been working in the States using someone else's Ghanaian documents, and as a result, her salary was being deposited into the account of the person whose papers she was using.

Over time, Frimpongmaa had earned more than US$70,000, but unfortunately, her hard-earned money was locked up with the individual whose identity she had borrowed. Seeking her rightful earnings, Frimpongmaa visited the person's house to request her money, but the woman claimed to be ill and requested a 2-month period before she could cash out the funds for Frimpongmaa.

As a consequence of these circumstances, Frimpongmaa's situation came to the attention of the authorities, leading to her deportation back to Ghana.

"My money is with the sister and I told her to let's go to the bank to withdraw the money for me. She said she doesn't have time. She was sick, so I should give her 2 months and that the doctor said she should not go out. So the woman said, I'll use Uber to pick you up to the bank. This led to an argument," Frimpongmaa told Freda Afriyie.

After the confrontations between Frimpongmaa and the debtor, the latter called her husband and the police, falsely claiming that she was under attack. Consequently, Frimpongmaa was arrested and subjected to an investigation.

As she lacked the necessary documents to prove her legal stay in the USA, she was processed for court.

Eventually, she faced deportation and was sent back to Ghana. Now back in her home country, Frimpongmaa is making a living as a dishwasher in a local chop bar