Kwame, who is mentally challenged, was last seen at a crusade held at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi.

According to his daughter, Mary Fosua, age 28, Kwame was last spotted wearing a blue T-shirt and black trousers.

Mary Fosua said her father is dark in complexion and noted that he had been experiencing mental health challenges, which may make him particularly vulnerable.

The Asokwa Police Division has been notified, and a search effort is underway.

The family is asking anyone with information to contact the nearest Police station.

The move was to escape debtors who were breathing on his neck.

31-year-old Kwadwo Kyei Amanin who lives in Sehwi Asawinso ‘A’ went out but failed to return home.

However, his distraught family receive calls from his alleged kidnappers demanding ransom.

The suspected kidnapping case was reported to the Asawinso Police, who launched a search for the ‘missing man’.

The Police therefore relayed the information to other Police stations to assist with the search.

Days later, the suspect was nabbed by a Police officer in Bibiani who recognized him as the victim in the missing person’s case.

When confronted, Kwadwo Kyei initially claimed he had returned home and the case has been resolved.

However, Police officer’s checks confirmed he was still listed as missing.

The Police, suspecting foul play, brought him to the Bibiani District Police station and notified the Asawinso Command to take over the case.

During interrogation, Kwadwo Kyei confessed to hiding in his lover’s house and orchestrated his kidnap to raise money to pay his debt.

The suspect who is currently in Police custody at Bibiani is set to be arraigned in court.

The Assemblyman for Asawinso A electoral area, Frank Nelson Ackah, charged the Police to deal with him accordingly to serve as a deterrent to others.

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The victim has been identified as Philip Asante, a driver at the Western North Regional Coordinating Council.

The cause of his demise is unclear, however, the Assemblyman for Nsawora electoral area, Emmanuel Adu Amankrah, confirmed it to Adom News.

He narrated that the deceased told his wife he was attending a nature’s call, later he called the wife to inform her to take care of the children and never should the family search for him again.

The deceased wife couldn’t keep the message to herself and informed opinion leaders in the community and a search was mounted for her husband.

Three days after, Mr Asante was found dead in the river Tano.

The police were informed and subsequently conveyed the body from the river with support from the community folks.

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Due to the state of the body, the family preferred to bury it after being taken from the river.

The distraught wife, Christiana Asante, said they have children and the last one is now getting to three years, hence does not how she will single-handedly cater for them.

Bugbil Roger Adaboo Toure, a native of the Zanlerigu Community at Nabdam, got missing on January 2, 2023, when he left home for his daily Ndomie business at the Zanlerigu market.

An announcement was made on social media on January 7, but nothing was heard about him.

According to a family source, a friend who went to the morgue to retrieve his father’s body for burial alerted the family about a body having a semblance of their son.

A visit by family members to the morgue confirmed the body was really that of their son.

A mortuary attendant told the family that the body was brought in by police officers from the Nangodi Police Command.

He said the police indicated they were called by residents of Kong Na-Boug, a suburb of Kongo, about the lifeless body in their community at about 0800 hours on January 3.

A police source said the body was found with the face bruised and covered with clotted blood and found wearing a female dress, a brassiere and black underwear.

Eyewitnesses told the Ghana News Agency that they believed he was stoned to death as stones were seen scattered around the body.

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Mr Mark Toure, a relative of the deceased, said he last saw Roger on January 2 at about 1600 hours when he (Toure) had returned from Accra.

The family said they were saddened by the turn of events and demanded Justice for their son.

At the time of filing the report, the family was planning to meet the police for briefing and further investigations for the body to be released for burial.

47-year-old Kwaku Ebiou was reported missing after he was not heard off, and all calls went unanswered some three months ago.

Initially, his family members, who lived miles away, told Adom News they suspected he had traveled unannounced, but that suspicion was rubbished when his personal items were later found in his room.

A search party was launched to comb through the district, but no positive results were reached.

This led to a search in the Sehwi forest where his skeletal remains were discovered in a ditch.

He was identified by the sleeveless shirt and shorts he was last seen wearing.

The skeletal remains have since been retrieved by the police and deposited at the mortuary.

Beyhan Mutlu had been drinking with friends on Tuesday when he wandered into a forest in Bursa province.

When he failed to return, his wife and friends alerted local authorities and a search party was sent out.

Mr Mutlu, 50, then stumbled across the search party and decided to join them, NTV reported.

But when members of the search party began calling out his name, he replied: “I am here.”

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He was taken aside by one of the rescue workers to give a statement.

“Don’t punish me too harshly, officer. My father will kill me,” he reportedly told them.

Police then drove Mr Mutlu home. It is not clear if he was given a fine.