Deborah Seyram Adablah Voluntarily Reports Herself at the Police Station to Serve a 45-Day Jail Term
- Deborah Seyram Adablah, the former side chick of First Atlantic Bank’s former CFO, Ernest Kwasi Nimako, has turned herself in
- This comes after the judge handed her a 45-day jail term after a bench warrant was issued for her immediate arrest on May 5, 2025
- Many people admired Seyram's bravery as they watched her TikTok Live, while others weighed in on the case involving Nimako
- Ghanaian lawyer Kwaku Anno-Kumi spoke about the significance of Deborah turning herself in at the police station
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Former National Service Personnel (NSP) at First Atlantic Bank, Deborah Seyram Adablah, reported herself to the Ghana Police Service to serve a 45-day jail term after a bench warrant was issued for her immediate arrest on May 5, 2025.
Source: TikTok
Deborah Seyram Adablah arrives at police station
The bench warrant came on the back of Seyram making disparaging comments about the judge presiding over her case with the former First Atlantic Bank’s former CFO, Ernest Kwasi Nimako.
The videos were shared on her social media pages, which caught the attention of the judge and caused a stir online.
After showing up at the Accra High Court on May 6, 2025, by her own free will without waiting to be arrested by the Ghana Police Service, she was served a 45-day jail term.
In light of this, she went live on her official TikTok account to show her thousands of followers that she was turning herself in.
In the video screen recorded from her TikTok Live and shared online, Seyram was seen pleading with the police personnel to make a call to a lady to give her instructions to take care of her pet dog.
Deborah Adablah noted that she would be in jail for a while and hence needed someone to ensure that her dog was well fed, since it could not live in the apartment alone.
Reactions to Seyram's video at police station
Below are the reactions of social media users to the trending video of Seyram reporting herself to the police.
Netizens have shared mixed reactions to the situation, with some applauding her and others sharing their criticism.
Manye Shatta said:
"Seyeram is really born bold"
Memer❤️ said:
"See seyram mistake was still talking about this whole issue after the court judgement she could have simple moved on and start some good content creation."
Prettygirl_Anna😩 said:
"The fact that she walked to the police station all by herself !! That’s very bold of her 👏hmm Ghana smh 🤦 and criminals are roaming freely"
sweet cream said:
"Tis too harsh , she just a young girls trying to survive, no one is perfect 😍"
Source: Facebook
Lawyer speaks on Deborah turning herself in
Ghanaian lawyer Kwaku Anno-Kumi spoke about the significance of Deborah turning herself in at the police station after the judge served her a 45-day sentence.
In an exclusive interview, Mr Anno-Kumi noted that persons who turn themselves in will normally be tried as criminals.
"A person who turns themselves in will be tried normally as a criminal. However, when the judge is giving the sentence, there are mitigating factors, so the judge could consider that act to give a minimum sentence, but it’s no guarantee."
Seyram Adablah heads to the High Court
YEN.com.gh also reported that Seyram stirred reactions online after posting a video of herself during an Uber ride en route to the Accra High Court.
The video came in the wake of a bench warrant issued against her over disparaging comments made about the presiding judge in her ongoing case.
Despite the legal tension, Adablah appeared calm in the clip while travelling to the High Court, prompting a wave of support from many followers.
Many of her fans flooded the comments section with encouraging messages, expressing solidarity and weighing in on the unfolding saga.
Source: YEN.com.gh
