Former Vice President Victor Foh Implicated in Alleged $45,390 Fraud Case

Former Vice President Victor Bockarie Foh was named in a magistrate’s court on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, as an alleged participant in a $45,390 fraud case.
Politico reports that the allegation was revealed during the cross-examination of Police Sub-Inspector Hassan Kargbo, the lead investigator in the case against Alhaji Idriss Turay.
Turay is accused of obtaining money by false pretenses from complainant Theresa Saffa, who paid him to facilitate travel to the United States for six individuals.
According to Sub-Inspector Kargbo, the defendant, Turay, stated in his police testimony that he gave $25,000 of the funds to former Vice President Victor Foh. Turay’s statement alleged that Foh took $15,000 from the amount and returned the balance to him to “facilitate documentation.”
The defendant further claimed that Foh was directly involved, stating it was the former Vice President who sent him to receive the money from Saffa and to deliver passports to an unspecified ministry.