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A 66-year-old farmer, Kwaku Poku, has been found murdered on his farm at Kaniago near Dadiesoaba in the Ahafo Region.
Kwame Anane, the deceased’s younger brother, told Adom News that the family received the news in the morning and rushed to the farm, only to discover Kwaku Poku had been stabbed multiple times around his neck.
According to Anane, the family promptly reported the incident to the Goaso Police Station.

Another family member, Nana Adwoa, expressed shock over the death of her uncle and appealed to the police to conduct a thorough investigation to apprehend the perpetrator.
She added that the family is currently living in fear and called on the authorities to enhance security in the area.
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