
Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill will not be shelved under my watch – Bagbin
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5th May 2024 12:03:41 PM
1 min readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

Tragedy struck on Tuesday, April 30, in Millennium City near Kasoa, Central region, as a military personnel lost his life in a land dispute.
Two others narrowly escaped harm during the incident.
The confrontation unfolded when the deceased and his companions confronted workers on a disputed piece of land they claimed ownership of.
Despite attempts to resolve the matter at the Millennium City Police station, tensions continued to escalate.
Previous efforts seeking police intervention had failed, leading to a further escalation of the disagreement.
The soldiers initially tried to persuade the occupants of the land to seek mediation at the police station, but the dispute persisted.
Upon returning to the police station to follow up on their complaint, they were informed that the case had been transferred to the Central East Regional Police Command.
As they made their way there, they encountered further conflict, resulting in gunfire and the tragic death of one soldier.
Speculations of potential retaliation from Ghana's army officers have arisen due to past incidents like the Captain Mahama case.
This has left residents of Kasoa living in fear, with reports of helicopters in the sky adding to the tension and concern for safety.
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