Day: December 5, 2021

10 feared dead in gory accident at Sege

Ten persons are feared dead in a fatal accident at Sege in the Greater Accra Region on Saturday afternoon.

It is immediately not known what caused the accident involving the two commercial mini buses.

Both drivers and 3 passengers are still stacked in the wreckage at the time of filing this story.

Officers of the Fire Service and the National Ambulance Service are currently at the scene trying to retrieve the stacked bodies.

This is what the rest of Ghana police should learn.IGP celebrates Farmers Day with cocoa farmers at Kwaafokrom

The meeting with the cocoa farmers forms part of community engagement strategy by the IGP and his team who are currently on a tour of the Ashanti Region

The Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dr. George Akuffo Dampare on Friday (3 December ) interacted with community members of Kwaafokrom, a cocoa farming community in the Ashanti Region as part of this years National Farmer’s Day celebration.
The meeting forms part of community engagement strategy by the IGP and his team who are currently on a tour of the Ashanti Region .
The community members were engaged in a customary communal activity, helping a Commissioner of Police Rtd. and a former Director of National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) formally the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI), Mr. Ellis Owusu Fordwouh on his 65- acre cocoa farm plantation at the time of the visit.

The farmers were in the process of cutting open the harvested cocoa pods , removing the seeds and heaping them on layers of banana leaves for fermentation.

The Inspector-General of Police and his team joined in this process, with the Kwaafokrom community members, listened to their security concerns and shared some security tips with them.

The team took the opportunity to share some good memories with the 83-year old retired Commissioner of Police, lawyer and farmer, Ellis Owusu Fordwouh.

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