Multiple media outlets have reported the murder of a soldier at Kasoa, with a viral video of the incident circulating on social media platforms like X and Facebook.

The incident occurred in Kasoa Millennium City, where the deceased was fatally shot over a land dispute. Police in the area were already investigating the issue prior to the shooting.

New details have surfaced regarding the circumstances surrounding the incident and the identity of the assailant.

New details have emerged:

Two other soldiers survived the shooting, having been reportedly present in the car during the gun attack.

Their current whereabouts remain unknown.

According to reports from Adom News, the trio was targeted by an alleged land guard, identified as a sub-chief.

The bullet struck the soldier who was seated in the driver's position.

A video shared on social media depicts the officer slumped in his seat, with the car lodged in a ditch, presumably after losing control.

The rear window is shattered, and blood can be seen oozing from the deceased's head region.

The abandoned car sits on a desolate stretch of road, with no sign of the other two officers.

The Adom News report indicates that the officers were en route to the Millennium City Police at the Central East Command to escalate a report they had filed regarding the land issue when they came under fire from the land guard.

Kofi Asmah, the owner of 21st Century Construction Company, who sold the land in question, has accused the Millennium City police of failing to effectively address the situation, citing alleged corruption within their ranks, as per the Adom FM report.

At the time of this report, neither the Ghana Police Service nor the Ghana Armed Forces has issued an official statement regarding the incident.

Social media users have reacted to the news with a mixture of fear and mockery.