Akatsi MoMo vendor murderers have a GH10,000 reward on their heads
A GH10,000 reward has been set on the heads of those responsible for the shooting and killing of a mobile money dealer in Akatsi, in the Akatsi South District, by the Avenor Traditional Council of the Volta Region. On his way home on Tuesday night, Nelson Mandela Zanu, a motorcyclist who also ran a mobile…
A GH10,000 reward has been set on the heads of those responsible for the shooting and killing of a mobile money dealer in Akatsi, in the Akatsi South District, by the Avenor Traditional Council of the Volta Region.
On his way home on Tuesday night, Nelson Mandela Zanu, a motorcyclist who also ran a mobile money business, was slain.
The attackers took his motorbike, $18,000 in cash, along with many cell phones.
At a news conference, Togbe Doglo Anuma XI, the president of the Avenor Traditional Council, asked locals to provide police with information so they could apprehend the offenders.
At a news conference, Togbe Doglo Anuma XI, the president of the Avenor Traditional Council, pleaded with the public to help the police by providing them with information that will help them apprehend the offenders.
“The murder of Mandela Zanu, however tragic and difficult to understand, is nevertheless a crime and comes clearly within the purview of the responsibilities of employees of the Ghana Police Service. All sons and daughters of Avenor are urged by the council to cooperate completely with the police in carrying out their obligations in this case.
Togbe Doglo Anuma XI said, “I want to appeal to the Akatsi South Command to uphold the secrecy of informant names. The lives of informants are put in peril when natives protest that their identities have been revealed after they have given information to the leadership.
The most recent tragedy is only one of several recent homicides that have taken place in the Municipality.
