The Denkyira-Boasi town in the Central region has become a ghost town following the ghastly lynching of an army officer there by residents.
Nhyira FM’s Ohemeng Tawiah who is currently in the town reports that most of the young people have fled because they suspect that there will be retaliatory attacks from the military.
The town, he noted now is more or less a ghost town adding that businesses that were going on have all ceased and people are not working.
“As I’m speaking with you now, the town is now a ghost town. Children, mothers, fathers have all fled the town for fear of being attacked,” he said on Adom FM’s Midday News.
His comment comes a day after a military officer was lynched in the Central regional town of Denkyira-Boasi.
Captain Maxwell Mahama of the 5 BN met his untimely death when he went on his early morning jog on Monday.
He was allegedly stoned and burnt by the youth of the area who mistook him for an armed robber.
Comment: militarys must take revenge anyway any how this because we have polices or securities agency around every region in Ghana. if you saw someone or somebody like armed robber in your community the right thing you must do is to call the police or mach the person to the station of security agency to ask him question not killed the person before report to the police. military must take revenge any way any how..