BNI kicker releases suale murderer – Abronye DC

General News on Friday, March 29, 2019

Source: Mynewsgh.com

2019-03-29

Kwame Baffoe aka Abronye DC invoked the deities of the rivers and thunder to slap to death those liable to pay bribes and release the suspect currently in custody at the Bureau of National Investigation (BNI) following the murder of Ahmed Hussein-Suale.

Sources from MyNewsGh.com at the BNI revealed that a detainee related to the incident was still detained, although investigations into its links to the case are still ongoing.

But a livid DC Abroinee who suspects the release of the suspect invokes a combination of river gods and thunder to hit anyone, whether it be the police or BNI officials who will take pots of wine to free the suspect from which he draws support.

"Whoever will take money to hide the truth, when it threatens to rain can hit the lightning. I am talking about who is in the custody of the BNI if you take money to hide the truth when it threatens you to face thunder. Ahmed Suale is dead, so if you take money and you distort the facts, you will be struck by thunder, "he curses.

Kwame Baffoe aka Abronye DC, a controversial leader of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), also said that Kotobabi police had paid huge bribes for the release of one of the suspects in connection with the murder of the clandestine journalist.

It reveals that the suspect was arrested by a police patrol team a few days ago but that he was released as a result of an intervention by influential figures that he allegedly related to Anas. Aremeyaw Anas himself.

Speaking Wednesday on the NET 2 television channel and monitored by MyNewsGh.com, he called for thorough investigations into the circumstances under which a murder-related suspect of this magnitude could be released in this manner.

"He was arrested by the police patrol team but they took him to the Kotobabi police where they took a bribe to release him," he said.

Ahmed Hussein-Suale, who played a key role in Anas' investigative play # 12, about corruption in football, was reportedly shot three times, twice in the chest and one in the neck. in January this year in Madina, a suburb of Accra.

Unidentified men would be two people on a motorcycle. He was transported to the police hospital but was found dead upon arrival at various civil society organizations calling for a thorough investigation into the case.