Audio By Carbonatix
A 14 year old boy may live the rest of his life in distress after being sodomized five times by an eighteen year old boy.
The incident occurred at Kitase in the Eastern Region two months ago.
The victim who spoke to Joy News on condition of anonymity says the incident has forced him to quit school temporarily for fear of being ridiculed by his friends.
He told Joy News’ Kwakye Afreh-Nuamah that the suspect lured him into an uncompleted building with a promise of giving him a phone.
He said the accused, Stephen Ntiri, claimed the phone belongs to his father and did not want a certain unnamed boy to see that he has given him the phone. He therefore sent the other boy to buy toffee.
After the boy had left, Stephen Ntiri, instead of giving the victim the phone threatened, to beat him and took him to an uncompleted building where he forcibly had sex with him.
An obviously distraught mother of the victim told Joy News her son’s ordeal has left her devastated.
She said she was taken ill instantly when she heard about the issue. She was more terrified that the son might die as a result of the act.
She said she asked the son to quit school temporarily because she fears the suspect will repeat the action. She explained that while in school the suspect picks him up and takes him to an obscure venue and sodomizes him. She is calling on the government to investigate the matter, arrest and sanction the suspect.
Meanwhile, Stephen Ntiri who is on the run says he regrets the incident.
He told Nuamah he did not know what came over him to commit the act.
He appealed to the boy’s mother to withdraw the case from the police, saying the father would be willing to pay them and settle the matter amicably.
The Akropong Divisional police command is still investigating the matter as they make efforts to arrest the suspect.
Latest Stories
-
Ghana Boundary Commission assesses border challenges in Nkwanta North
13 minutes -
‘Children are not your future spouses’ — DJ Switch criticises MP over viral comments
32 minutes -
GTBank set to host 5th edition of Autism workshop and consultations to advance inclusion through action
37 minutes -
Court of Appeal decision on Sedina raises questions about prosecution standards and appeal process — Gary Nimako
53 minutes -
Court of Appeal ruling on Sedina could reshape criminal prosecutions, says Inusah Fuseini
57 minutes -
Police: Recruitment exercise will continue in batches until 2028
1 hour -
Politicians who dismiss vote-buying are ‘dreaming’ and ignoring reality – Mary Addah
2 hours -
Eldest son of late Ya-Na enskinned as Dagbon Regent – Mahama urges calm in selection of new Overlord
2 hours -
Supreme Court ruling reinforces OSP – Oliver Barker-Vormawor
2 hours -
Expanding delegate base the right way to go, but not a total cure for vote-buying – Transparency International
2 hours -
Police arrest two over viral video of 12-year-old driving articulated truck
2 hours -
Supreme Court’s ‘one member, one vote’ ruling reflects vote-buying concerns – Mary Addah
3 hours -
Courts must go beyond acquittals and demand accountability – Transparency International
3 hours -
Oliver Barker-Vormawor demands broader state support for party primaries
3 hours -
Uefa has ‘lost confidence’ in Fifa leadership
4 hours