Jane Naana Commiserate With The Mother Who’s Son Was Murdered In Kasoa

The running mate of John Dramani Mahama for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), during the 2020 general elections, Jane Naana Opoku-Agyeman paid a visit to the mother who’s 10 years old son was murdered by two teenagers. The purpose of the visit was to commiserate with the family.

Earlier today, Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyeman and a team paid a visit to the family who’s 11 years old son, Ishmael, was murdered by two teenagers who allegedly wanted to use him for money rituals.

Professor Jane and her team made a token donation of GH10,000.00 on behalf of Former President John Dramani Mahama and the NDC.

On her Facebook wall, she wrote:

“I spent my morning in Amanfrom near Kasoa commiserating with the mother and family of the 10-year-old who was gruesomely murdered allegedly by two teenagers.

This despicable episode demands national soul searching and an honest inquiry into the direction of our country.

Even as a mother and grandmother, I do not pretend to fully comprehend what my fellow mother is going through at this moment save to offer prayers and words of sincere sympathy.

On behalf of Former President John Dramani Mahama and the NDC, we made a token donation of GHS10,000.00 to the family.

May Allah grant solace and strength to the bereaved family particularly in this holy month of Ramadan.”

The ritual murder was at Coca-Cola near Lamptey Mills, a suburb of Kasoa.
Police proceeded to the crime scene and saw a young boy wearing a blue shirt and red/white pair of knickers dead in a pool of blood in an uncompleted building.

Initial investigation conducted by police revealed that the deceased name was Ishmael Mensah age 11, and that about 09:30 hours the same day suspects Felix Nyarko and Nicholas Kini aged 16 and 17 years respectively, invited the deceased to the uncompleted building and hit him with a club and cement blocks killing him instantly.

Suspects after that buried deceased in the uncompleted building awaiting his removal in the night for ritual purpose.
The two teenagers are still in police custody.