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Two days after the gruesome murder of a man at the Kwame Nkrumah Interchange in Accra by a mentally-challenged woman, residents of Kokomlemle have been terrorised by an insane man.
The incident occured on the Accra Newtown-Tiptoe Lane stretch.
According to myjoyonline.com's Photojournalist, David Andoh, who witnessed the scene, the man attempted to spit at someone coming towards his direction.
"All of a sudden he started shouting at moving vehicles so I started taking pictures. When he saw me taking pictures he started chasing me and throwing stones at me," David recounted.
David Andoh had to run into a printing house near City Light showroom for his life.
Below are photos from the scene:





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