A security analyst identified as Adib Sani has called out the Ghana Armed Forces over their misconduct at Ashaiman yesterday over the death of their colleague who was murdered in cold blood by suspected thugs living in the area. After the incident, the Ghana Armed Forces released a statement revealing that their invasion at Ashaiman yesterday was not revenge but rather a way of finding out the culprits who murdered their colleague. In the process, they apprehended over 184 civilians who might know something about the murder.
Adib Sani addressing the official press release statement by the armed forces called it a bogus and senseless post that does not justice their actions.
Yesterday, the 7th of march 2023, military personnel’s of the Ghana Armed Forces tripped in at Ashaiman and manhandled some innocent civilians to fish out criminals who murdered one of their colleagues identified as Imoro Sherif. Their act brought social media into a state of chaos as people who are meant to bring peace rather than the ones attacking and dehumanizing their people.
Social media users added their judgments and revealed that the act of the soldiers was a form of revenge for their deceased colleague. However, in a new press release statement by the Ghana Armed Forces, they revealed that the invasion was not a revenge act but rather an activity to identify the culprits who committed the murder. They further revealed that, in the course of the act, the military personnel was able to apprehend about 184 suspects aged between 21 to 47 years.
Read details of the press release statement below;
MILITARY CONDUCTS SWOOP AT ASHAIMAN TARGETED AT KILLERS OF YOUNG SOLDIER
Personnel of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) on Tuesday 7 March 2023, conducted a swoop in Ashaiman and its environs in a man-hunt for some criminals, who are suspected to have stabbed and killed a young soldier (Trooper Imoro Sherrif) in the early hours of Saturday 4 March 2023, at Ashaiman-Taifa. Trooper Sherrif, who
was stationed in Sunyani, was in Accra on a Course, and had sought permission to visit his parents at Ashaiman where he grew up, but was found in a pool of blood in the early hours of Saturday near the Amnia Hotel in Ashaiman.
GAF wishes to state categorically that the military operation, which was sanctioned by the Military High Command, was NOT to avenge the killing of the soldier but rather to fish out the perpetrators of the heinous crime. Following the operations at Ashaiman-Taifa and Tulaku, the military personnel picked up about 184 suspects aged between 21 and 47 years old and have since handed them over to the Military Police and
subsequently be sent to the Ghana Police Service for screening and further action. During the swoop, the personnel seized 29 slabs and 57 mini slabs of suspected Indian hemp and amnesia among other forms
of narcotics.
The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) also wishes to place on record that the swoop was not targeted at innocent civilians but was an intelligence-led operation conducted on suspected hideouts of criminals and crime-prone areas in the general area. GAF however acknowledges that regrettably some innocent persons might have been caught up in the operation and consequently suffered some distress due to the location they found themselves at the time.
GAF accordingly wishes to urge the general public to provide useful information, support the security agencies in weeding out criminals and miscreants from our communities, and desist from shielding and conniving with such suspects to curb criminal activities in the country.
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