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Investigations Must Be Swift - Kabila On Kasoa 'Money Ritual' Murder - Vimarsana News

Investigations Must Be Swift - Kabila On Kasoa 'Money Ritual' Murder

  Former CPP Stalwart, James Kwabena Bomfeh, has called on the Police handling the murder case involving two teenagers at Kasoa to hasten investigations into the issue. The teenagers Felix Nyarko, 16, and Nicholas Kini, 17, reportedly murdered a 11-year-old boy at Lamptey Mills in Kasoa on Saturday. The deceased, Ishmael Mensah, was a Class Four pupil of the Maranatha School and it's believed the teenagers committed such hideous crime for ritual money purposes. The murder has provoked discussions on the human quest for quick riches and living a luxurious life. James Kwabena Bomfeh, popularly...

There's Too Much Indiscipline In Our Society - Dr. Benjamin Otchere-Ankrah On Kasoa 'Money Ritual' Murder - Vimarsana News

There's Too Much Indiscipline In Our Society - Dr. Benjamin Otchere-Ankrah On Kasoa 'Money Ritual' Murder

  Dr. Benjamin Otchere-Ankrah, a Governance lecturer at the Central University, has called on Ghanaians to collectively condemn the decadence in the Ghanaian society. He stated that the soceity is so broken that the youth have begun to adopt bad habits and that it is about time for discipline to be inculcated into the populace, particularly the youth. His statement is in connection with the murder at Kasoa in the Central Region. Two teenagers, on Saturday, murdered a 10-year old child to seek money rituals. The deceased, Ishmael Mensah, was a Class Four pupil of the Maranatha School. To Dr....

Kasoa 'ritual' murder: Poor parenting, negligence major cause – Adib Saani - Vimarsana News

Kasoa 'ritual' murder: Poor parenting, negligence major cause – Adib Saani

In an interview with Asaase Radio, Mr Saani underscored the need for parents to exercise a great deal of caution and circumspection so far as the security of their families is concerned. He also urged parents to desist from sharing vital information about their children online and continuously teach their children some basic security measures to ensure that they do not fall in the traps of criminals. Foreign Policy and Security Analyst, Adib Saani Pulse Ghana “Let us involve the children in the security maintenance process. Sometimes we fee...

Kasoa 'ritual' murder: Poor parenting, negligence major cause – Adib Saani – Ghana Visions - Vimarsana News

Kasoa 'ritual' murder: Poor parenting, negligence major cause – Adib Saani – Ghana Visions

+ “Let us involve the children in the security maintenance process. Sometimes we feel protecting the house is the sole responsibility of the adult; the children have a very important role to play. For instance, teach your children that anybody who knocks at the door except from mummy and daddy, don’t open the door to anyone without the tacit approval of mummy and Daddy.” “Secondly teach the children that when they are out and about; never heed to people’s calls especially those who intend to offer them gifts. Children easily trust and it is sometimes easier for criminals to win t...

Classmates eulogise Kasoa murdered boy - Vimarsana News

Classmates eulogise Kasoa murdered boy

Graphic Online BY: Emmanuel Bonney Category: General News The empty desk of the late Ishmael Mensah Abdallah (arrowed), as some of his mates brood over his death 30.5k Shares 705 Classmates of the 10-year-old boy murdered at Kasoa in the Central Region on Holy Saturday say they are distraught over the gruesome manner in which their mate was killed. The classmates, who eulogised Ishmael Mensah Abdallah for his calmness and generosity, said they were yet to come to terms with his sudden death. They recalled being in his company last Thursday before the Easter break, saying that had sharply br...