22-year-old 'pragyia' rider allegedly stabbed to death over a woman.
Kwabena Baah, also known as "Abode3," a 22-year-old tricycle rider, was stabbed to death in Kru, a Cape Coast suburb in the Central Region.
After allegedly proposing to a woman who was also his friend's lover, the 'pragyia' rider was stabbed by his friend.
According to reports, the woman accepted the deceased's proposal, claiming that she and his friend were no longer together.
Aunty Efuwa Mbrobah, the deceased's mother, told Class FM's Central Regional Correspondent, Nana Tawiah, that she was at home when she heard people screaming outside.
So she dashed outside to see what was going on, only to discover her son dead in a pool of blood.
She revealed that Abode3 and his friend met on the streets and began arguing about the woman, which escalated into a fight between the two.
In the process, his friend stabbed the deceased twice.
"He was stabbed twice, once in his stomach and once in his chest," the deceased's mother explained.
Abode3 was rushed to the hospital, but on the way, the driver of the car discovered that his phone had been stolen, along with some other items, which enraged him, so he asked them to get out of his car.
They were able to transport her son to Bakaano Government Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
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Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, the incumbent Ashanti Regional Chairman for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has expressed gratitude to elders Nana Nkansah Ayeaboafo and Amb. Edward Boateng, his Campaign Team, his entire staff led by Andy Owusu and Nana Afia, and the entire leadership and supporters of the NPP in the Ashanti Region for his decisive re-election.
Chairman Wontumi was re-elected as the NPP Regional Chairman in the Ashanti Region over the weekend. Chairman Wontumi was first elected in 2014 and was re-elected in 2018. He was previously the Constituency Chairman for Bosomtwe.
Chairman Wontumi received 464 votes, while his closest competitor, Chairman Odeneho Kwaku Appiah (COKA), received 306 votes after serving as Constituency Chairman for Afigya Kwabre South for nearly 20 years.
Former Asokwa Constituency Chairman Robert Asare Bediako, who ran in the election for the second time, finished third with 20 votes. Kwabena Owusu Aduomi, a former Ejisu Member of Parliament, finished fourth with nine votes. Oheneba Kofi Adum Bawuah came in fifth place with three votes.
Chairman Wontumi, speaking to the media after his victory, expressed gratitude to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) leadership and supporters for another opportunity to lead the Ashanti Region ahead of the "Breaking the 8" agenda.
"I'd like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) leadership and supporters for their unwavering support and votes in the recent elections." I believe that if we work together, we can break the 8".
He also stated that his re-election shows that the NPP has a better chance of "Breaking the 8" in the 2024 elections.
He stated that the NPP has a strong message for Ghanaians, but that before this message can be translated into governance, the party must be united and ready to break the 8. "We should show this by standing together and being united so that we can break the 8 in 2024," he advised.
Chairman Wontumi emphasized that "we may have disagreements, but we must work together because a lot is expected of us as a formidable political party."
The NPP supports healthy competition. He praised all of the candidates for their efforts and asked that they work together to break the 8. He reaffirmed the Party's commitment to making Ghana Africa's jewel.
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