
Audio By Carbonatix
A vlogger has recounted how his decision to jump from the Dzorwulu overhead cost him eight of his front teeth.
Kelvin Okeyere said the life-threatening experience happened on February 20, last year while he was on his way to the Accra Technical University, aka Accra Poly, from a church service at Madina around 9:30 pm.
He said in an interview with blogger Zionfelix that a suspected robbery attack made him take that impulse decision as the only way of escape.
He said he did not want to take chances as the area is known as a hub for criminals and unscrupulous individuals.
“I met a huge figure wielding a machete aggressively approaching me and fear gripped me because it was a first experience and it was horrible.
“I couldn’t stand the idea of being murdered in cold blood for no crime committed so I opted for the overhead and fell off,” he narrated.
He added that his jaw twisted coupled with a fracture in his leg and various degrees of injuries.
Latest Stories
-
‘We don’t have time’ – Fianoo calls for Schäfer to lead Black Stars temporarily
28 minutes -
CAF will not favour any country – President Motsepe
33 minutes -
Otto Addo was appointed through the backdoor – Kudjoe Fianoo slams GFA
34 minutes -
UG Corporate Football League back from the Easter break
38 minutes -
CGI orders motorbike training at tactical school in Kyebi
2 hours -
Sachet water producers in Berekum defy gov’t directives, increase prices
2 hours -
Critical commodities stuck at port, CSOs warn of family planning crisis
2 hours -
Gender Ministry mourns victims of Volta Lake boat tragedy, deploys support for affected families
2 hours -
MPs undergo training on human trafficking and gender dimensions
2 hours -
Don’t expect instant relief – COMAC CEO warns fuel price drops will be gradual
2 hours -
GIS to unveil comprehensive plans to enhance officers’ welfare and infrastructure
2 hours -
Right move, wrong timing? – COMAC CEO questions govt’s delay on fuel price relief
2 hours -
IMF urges Central Banks to keep inflation in check
2 hours -
NRSA stands firm on Toyota Voxy ban despite transport operators’ opposition
2 hours -
H. Kwasi Prempeh raises concerns over Supreme Court’s handling of OSP constitutionality case
3 hours