Inspector Ahmed Twumasi, sobbing and shedding tears, told the Asokore Mampong District Court only God knows what happened on the day of the incident.

He is said to have shot 26-year-old Victoria Dapaah, also known as Maadwoa, multiple times.

Police prosecution told the court the accused demanded a refund of Gh5,000 he allegedly paid the deceased to settle an issue between the two in the presence of a female friend.

Nhyira FM’s Ohemeng Tawiah, who was in court, reports relatives of the deceased broke down in tears as prosecution read details of the case on events leading to the shooting.

Some of them threatened to accost the suspect who was whisked away by security after the day’s proceedings.

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It is for this reason that his final outfit for the Avant Garde edition of the Adepam Season 2 finale was a cobra-inspired outfit.

He took inspiration from the deadly reptile to make a costume to sell his market as a couture as well as a signature ready to work designer.

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Contestant Ahmed had the widest smile in the Week 7 of Adepam Season 2 after he snatched the spot for the best designer of the night for the first time.

Ahmed designed a shimmery shirt and trousers for his model, Nathaniel Attoh of Joy Sports and gave extra touch to the look with a simple side cap.

His model wore the outfit and his attitude on the run way exhibited exactly how jolly he felt rocking Ahmed’s design.

Ahmed was one of the contestants to sew for a male model, and that decision went in his favour.

Week 6 gave Ahmed the perfect opportunity to unleash his creativity in the most unprecedented way.

For the freestyle task edition, he designed a Halloween-themed outfit for his model.

He made good use of his black fabric which he remodeled into a beautiful outfit and complemented the look with a wing.

He named the outfit the ‘angel of death’ yet, he was saved from eviction by sheer grace on that night.

Week 5 of Adepam Season 2 task was simple: Design a breathtaking outfit for Mother of the Bride.

The task saw the auditorium light up in colours as models took their turns on the runway, but Ahmed’s model ended up on the lips of the audiences.

While his colleagues were designing for white weddings, Ahmed defied the status quo with an outfit for an Islamic marriage rite.

He designed a beautiful kaba and slit outfit and complemented the look with a soft gele and hijab for his elderly model.

Ahmed attracted applauses from the audience with his elegant black Gatsby-themed gown.

He made good use of feathers and fluffy fabric to create a see-through corset style the judges appreciated.

Though his outfit was good, it was the judges’ opinion he went a little below than his usual creative designs.

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He beat the eight other contestants for the celebrity signature look for a red carpet event.

Ahmed designed a shimmery shirt and trousers for his model, Nathaniel Attoh of Joy Sports and gave extra touch to the look with a simple side cap.

His model wore the outfit and his attitude on the run way exhibited exactly how jolly he felt rocking Ahmed’s design.

Ahmed was one of the contestants to sew for a male model, and that decision went in his favour.

He has entered the best designer books as a one-time winner. He joins contestant grace in that category.

Meanwhile, contestants Emma and KBaw are leading the pack with two wins each.

According to the Police, they have received descriptions of the persons who on January 16, shot and killed the Ahmed near his family home at Madina in Accra, and would require experts to give artistic impression to the faces described by witnesses.

“A lot of people have described them [the killers] and we are also trying to get cartographers who can give us artistic impression about who they are, to help in identifying them. So far that is where we are,” ACP David Senanu Eklu told journalists Thursday.

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Ahmed Hussein-Suale who was a key member of Anas’ private investigations team, Tiger Eye PI, was shot dead at Madina. He was shot three times; twice in the chest and once in the neck.

He was said to have played a key role in the Number 12 investigative documentary by Anas Aremeyaw Anas which exposed deep-seated corruption in Ghana’s football leading to the removal of Mr. Kwesi Nyantakyi as Ghana Football Association (GFA) president

Mr Kwesi Nyantakyi and Member of Parliament for Assin Central Ken Ohene Agyapong, as well as Anas Aremeyaw Anas have all been interviewed and statements taken from them as “persons of interest”.

When investigations into the case began three weeks ago, the Police announced a 15,000-cedi bounty has been placed on the heads of the perpetrators.

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Giving updates on how far investigations have gone in the case, ACP Eklu who is the Director-General in-charge of Public Affairs at the Ghana Police Service, assured they will leave no stone unturned in bringing the killers to book.

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“We are working day and night, gathering and analysing bits and pieces of information to help us get to the perpetrators,” he said.

He revealed six persons arrested by the Police in connection with the case have been given bail but declined to give further details on when and where the suspects were arrested and the nature of the bail as well as the conditions.

“As I speak now, six suspects have been arrested, questioned and are currently on bail,” he stated.

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ACP Eklu commended the public for providing the police with information, noting a lot have been gathered but they will have to sift through to identify credible information that would give them a good cast to stand court examination

“…A lot of people have given information but that information would have to be checked, crosschecked, checked carefully so that we don’t give you the false hope.

“Sometimes, you arrest the person and everybody is jubilating. It gets to court and the evidence does not meet the standard that is required in law,” he indicated.

The family of killed investigative journalist, Ahmed Hussein-Suale has appealed to the general public as well as national and international bodies to assist the police catch the killers.

Hussein-Suale was shot and killed twice in the chest and once in the neck last Wednesday.

He was instrumental in the undercover investigations that exposed corruption in football in Ghana and across the continent.

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At a news conference in Accra, the family says no effort should be spared in resourcing the police.

The family posed a series of questions as they spoke directly to those behind the killing of Hussein-Suale.

“We would like to call on the Ghana Journalist Association (GJA), Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), Association of African Journalists and Writers (AAJW), International Federation of Journalist (IFJ), Global Investigative Journalists Network (GIJN), All Foreign Missions in Ghana, Civil Society Groups and the General Public to support the Security Agencies and the Ghana Police Service with Information, Technology and expertise to unravel the mystery surrounding the killing of Divenla Hussein Ahmed Suale.

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“The family would want a periodic update from the Government of Ghana and the security agencies on progress made in bringing the perpetrators to book,” a family spokesperson said.

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A member of Tiger Eye Private Investigations who was murdered by some unknown assailant Wednesday night would be buried today.

Brother of the late Ahmed Hussein-Suale, Ibrahim Kamal disclosed this on Adom FM’s Morning Show “Dwaso Nsem” Friday.

He said the family is awaiting an autopsy report from the police and are arranging to prepare for the burial at the Madina cemetery.

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Ibrahim Kamal said the burial will take place at 10 am Friday.

Ahmed Husein-Suale, who is a teammate of the award-winning investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, was shot dead at Madina in Accra Wednesday night

According to reports, he was shot by unidentified men who were riding on a motorbike.

But his death has been linked to a comment by the Assin Central MP who was said to have asked his workers at his NET2 TV station to beat him [Ahmed] up if he ever stepped foot there.

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The police have been urged to invite Ken Agyapong whose comment many believe might to urged the assailants on the commit the heinous crime.

But Ibrahim Kamal said the family is still in shock but won’t make any further comment on the issue since the police have taken over the matter.

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According to him, Ahmed received a call Wednesday night – while he was with some community folk – that his ward was not feeling well.

“Shortly after leaving our company to take the boy to the hospital, we heard he was shot dead by some men who rode away on a motorbike,” he said.

Outspoken Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong, says he has no regret for the comments he made leading to the death of Ahmed Hussein-Suale, an investigator with Anas Aremeyaw Anas’ Tiger Eye PI.

Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen Thursday, the MP wondered why he would mastermind the killing of a person who is irrelevant in his life.

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“I don’t regret making any comment on Ahmed and showing his face. What I said was that if he comes to my premises, they should beat him and so if he has been killed, why would they accuse me of killing him,” he asked.

Ahmed Hussein-Suale, an investigative journalist and team member of the Tiger Eye PI was last night assassinated by two unidentified gunmen who were riding on a motorbike at Madina while he was driving home.

The two fled after shooting Ahmed at close range, twice in the chest and once in the neck, killing him instantly.

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The controversial MP said he will go to every length to ensure that he distances himself from the death he believes Anas is responsible for.

Responding to concerns that he needs to be invited by the police considering circumstances that might have led to the killing of the Tiger Eye member.

The legislator expressed his preparedness to meet with the police because his hands are clean.