Stories and facts

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) is a specialized agency in Ghana, established under the Economic and Organised Crime Office Act of 2010 (Act 804).

This critical institution is responsible for monitoring, investigating, and prosecuting economic and organized crimes. Operating under the authority of the Attorney-General, EOCO plays a vital role in bringing offenders to justice, recovering the proceeds of their crimes, and addressing related issues.

EOCO envisions itself as a leading force in the fight against economic and organized crime, committed to staying ahead in the ongoing battle against these offenses. EOCO and its dedicated staff uphold several core values, reflecting their commitment to justice and integrity.

By focusing on these objectives, EOCO aims to undermine the infrastructure of organized crime and contribute to a safer, more just society in Ghana.

The Economic and Organized Crime Office stands as a formidable entity in Ghana’s law enforcement landscape. Through its comprehensive mission, steadfast core values, and clear objectives, EOCO is dedicated to safeguarding the nation from the threats posed by economic and organized crimes.

As it continues to evolve and strengthen its capabilities, EOCO remains a cornerstone in the fight to maintain justice and security in Ghana.