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There has been a brutal shooting incident Monday at Nima, a suburb of Accra.
The victim of the incident, a man believed to be in his thirties, is currently receiving treatment at the Police Hospital in Accra.
Details of the incident are sketchy, however, eyewitnesses told JoyNews that two armed men on a motorbike approached a vehicle in traffic and shot at the occupant several times.
Click to listen to the eyewitnesses narrate the incident to JoyNews' Parker Wilson in the audio link below.
More details soon.
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