Following the emergence of these issues a few hours ago, the Ghana police have issued a serious warning to all mobile money vendors.
The Ghanaian police are emphasizing the importance of being cautious of mobile money vendors, who have become a major target in many of the ongoing crimes.
Thousands of mobile money robberies have been documented. This is due to the insecure work environment in which they find themselves, despite the fact that they deal with money.
Mobile money has been around for a while, and they need to protect themselves from the cops.
The Ghana police have sent this serious message in response to a recent robbery attack on mobile money vendors in Kumasi
Two vendors were shot in cold blood and died instantly as a result of the attack.
This isn't the first time the police have given us information about how mobile money vendors should operate.
According to the Ghana police, all businesses are required to close earlier than usual in order to avoid being targeted by these dangerous robbers.
The daily guide also published an article earlier this week about a robbery involving an innocent mobile money vendor and her 6-year-old son who was with her at the shop.
This traumatic robbery scene will also haunt this young boy, and these are warning signs of a possible attack on anyone at any time.
As a result, the Ghana police force has demanded that everyone close earlier than usual to ensure the safety of the vendors.
These are also festive times, and the desperation in the eyes of many people who want to make the most of Christmas can compel these robbers to speed up their game.
As a result, vendors should pay attention to this message and pass it along to others in order to ensure their safety as we enter a new year.
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