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Policy of Wednesday, July 17, 2019
Source: dailyguidenetwork.com
2019-07-17
Angry youth burned truck tires at the NDC Ashanti Regional Office in Amakom
Family members and friends of Wasihu Iddrisu, 35, member of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) working group, shot by the Hawks (another NDC self-defense group) , unleashed last Monday in Kumasi to demand justice. the deceased.
Until former President John Mahama and party leaders find something reasonable to tell them about the senseless killing of Wasihu, they would continue to make the situation difficult for the opposition party of the Ashanti region.
Burning tires
Armed with offensive weapons, including machetes, some members of the group, without provocation, began to openly burn car tires at the offices of the NDC regional office in Amakom, Kumasi.
Angry members also chanted war songs and uttered threats as they demanded justice for their late colleague, Wasihu.
NDC Gurus Flee
Sensing the danger, NDC regional officials and members at the party office at that time would have rushed in different directions with the desperate aim of avoiding being attacked by the crowd.
The car tires were burned for a while at the NDC regional office before the police arrived to restore calm.
Cause of anger
Friends and family members of Wasihu said that NDC leaders in the region were supportive of their brother's killers and that they were also strong NDC members. They also stated that they had to prove to them that the party did not support the wrongdoing.
They added that if NDC members wanted to enjoy peace, they had to stop supporting the suspects and consider reasonable financial compensation for the deceased's family.
Good compensation
The angry group said it demanded NDC leadership "adequate compensation" for Wasihu's death and promised to buy back the deaths if nothing was done.
According to them, since Wasihu was brutally shot dead on Monday, February 18, the NDC management had given the family 10,000 GH ¢ and told him that it could not compensate for the loss of a human being.
They burned car tires and threatened to torment party leaders when they stormed the NDC regional office.
Before arriving at the regional office, the angry group wreaked havoc at Sawaba Junction in Kumasi, where they burned another set of car tires.
The police eventually settled down before leaving the NDC office Amakom, threatening to return if the leaders refused to properly compensate the family for Wasihu's death.
Wasihu's widow
Mohammed Tanko, one of the family members of the deceased, said that he would listen to no plea if the NDC refused to do justice to the family.
He added that Wasihu had left a wife, children and family members who could not cope with the widow and the children.
He added that the family wanted the holiday to adequately compensate them so that they could take care of the widow and the children left by the deceased.
Meanwhile, there is tension in Sawaba, as angry youth in the densely populated community threaten to cause more problems until the law ends up mercilessly treating Wasihu's killers.
Suspects pending
So far, about five people have been arrested in connection with the badbadination of Wasihu, although the police have put 12 The Hawks on the wanted list. Those arrested are in pre-trial detention.
Police mentioned among fleeing suspects Abdul Bari Mohammed, aka Warrior; Midjima; Abu Taliban; Saani Mohammed, aka Commando; Gyafaru, aka Element; Fuseini, aka Jah Rhule; Demos, Fayiz and Suleiman, aka Akon.
In addition to Wasihu, shot dead and killed on the spot several times, another member of the task force, identified as Abdul Rahman, aka West, was also shot and was transported to Komfo University Hospital. Anokye.
On February 18, the NDC Ashanti regional office in Kumasi was turned into a war zone, while the two rival vigilante groups – the Hawks and the Taskforce – engaged in a fierce shooting that resulted in death. from Wasihu.
According to the police, the Hawks openly shot dead two members of the NDC working group in the Hollywood manner, in the public eye.
Escape from the window
At the time of the shooting, NDC national officials, including Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo, Johnson Asiedu Nketia and Barbara Serwah Asamoah, met with Ashanti regional officials to restore peace.
They were organizing the meeting to address the many problems the party faced in the different constituencies of the region when hell was unleashed.
National leaders would have been forced to go through the windows to save their lives.
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