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Police in the Ashanti Region have secured a court warrant for the arrest of one Mohammed Sadat, as they pursue the killers of a sub-chief in the Ashanti region.
Mohammed Sadat, 38, is said to be the suspect in the gruesome murder of the prominent Manhyia Palace sub-chief who used to the chief driver of the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.
Deputy Ashanti Region Police Commander, ACP David Agyemang Djem told the media, the suspect was seen in a convoy with the chief on the day he was killed.
The suspect who is a spiritualist also owes the late sub-chief an undisclosed sum of money, the police say.
Photo:Asamponhene, Nana Kwadwo Afuduo, has been murdered
Read also: Asamponhene's killing: Close confidant arrested
The Asantehene's war marshal, Asamponhene Nana Kwadwo Afuduo’s body was abandoned in his Land Cruiser vehicle and set on fire by the alleged killers on Sunday, August 18.
It is the second time in 10-years a prominent personality linked to the Golden Stool has been killed under mysterious circumstances.
Read also: Asantehene hurt by Asamponhene's killing
Otumfuo Osei Tutu II
Asantehene's spiritualist with the Nsumankwaa Division, Opanin Akosa, was shot to death by unknown assailants at Atafoa in Kumasi, in 2009.
Three people have been arrested and are assisting police investigations.
Photo:Asamponhene, Nana Kwadwo Afuduo, has been murdered
Read also: Asamponhene's killing: Close confidant arrested
The Asantehene's war marshal, Asamponhene Nana Kwadwo Afuduo’s body was abandoned in his Land Cruiser vehicle and set on fire by the alleged killers on Sunday, August 18.
It is the second time in 10-years a prominent personality linked to the Golden Stool has been killed under mysterious circumstances.
Read also: Asantehene hurt by Asamponhene's killing
Otumfuo Osei Tutu II
Asantehene's spiritualist with the Nsumankwaa Division, Opanin Akosa, was shot to death by unknown assailants at Atafoa in Kumasi, in 2009.
Three people have been arrested and are assisting police investigations.DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
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