An illegal miner has exposed gruesome human sacrifices carried out in the pit on galamsey sites that helps the miners to extract more gold for cash.

A video cited on social media has the young man sharing details of the exposé in a camouflaged identity.

He confessed that a considerable number of illegal miners are habitual killers who make use of human blood for rituals on the site.

For them, the land is able to produce more gold to their satisfaction when they feed it with human blood.

Hence they conspire with nurses for fresh babies to kill or kill co-miners on the site and use their blood for rituals.

“When we buy the fresh babies from the nurses, they are taken to the underground, killed, by cracking them hard on the walls of the pit and the blood is used for rituals. The death of the human being is necessary to make the land act on their demands for more gold.”

“Your own fellow miner can pick a rod while you are in the pit. He will deliberately use the rod to release huge already loose stones on you and say it is a natural act by the earth,” he said in an interview on Angel FM.

Additionally, the anonymous confessor revealed that there several humans who have been killed on the site and their family members will never make traces oftheir whereabout.

They also conspired against and killed miners who were unable to speak the same language with them.

"We observe you closely and say, oh you don't even the Ashsante language like you do. You may be a muslim. We just conspire against you and kill you into the pit. Sharp! you are gone!" He expressed in a local parlance.

Social media users have expressed indignation and criticism over the video and demanded justice and the defense of unborn children.

The term "galamsey" refers to unlawful mining operations in Ghana that have seriously harmed the environment and posed health dangers.

Government has carried out numerous campaigns and operations to outlaw galamsey, although the practice still exists for a number of reasons.

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