
Audio By Carbonatix
The decapitated body of a teacher of the Tanyigbe Senior High School has been found in what residents say points to ritual murder.
The deceased, Francis Jude Kwamena Aboagye’s body was found at Kpando-Agudji after he was reported missing for several weeks.
The 44-year-old teacher left his family at Kpando-Tsakpi on February 6 2015 for a funeral at Kpando-Gadja but never returned, a family member told JoyNews.
After several announcements in the media, nothing was heard about him until his decapitated body was found at a village called Agudji on Saturday May 2.
His clothes lay next to his body. His tongue was cut out and his genitals were completely severed. An ID card in his trouser identified him.
In a spiritual neighbourhood as Kpando, the pointers to ritual murder was obvious for the residents.
The Police have refrained from describing it as such, insisting investigations are needed to determine the circumstances of Jude's death.
Jude Aboagye, popularly known as Grand father was the only child of his mother.
Jude taught Economics at Dodi Papase Secondary School after graduating from the University of Ghana. He later taught students at Tanyibe Senior High School until his untimely death.
Friends say Jude was a very friendly and sociable person.
Latest Stories
-
US pledges $267m more to fight Ebola in central Africa
1 hour -
Oil prices edge lower as Iran says it is open to diplomacy to end the war
1 hour -
Rule of Men is replacing Rule of Law – Abu Jinapor
1 hour -
Seidu Agongo launches initiative to distribute 10,000 sewing machines to vulnerable women and youth
1 hour -
‘We were just careless’ – Kofi Adams on African Games expenditure
2 hours -
Ghana’s name is on the line – CDM demands bi-partisan probe into cocaine saga
3 hours -
Two bail bids rejected as Asante Akyem North MP faces Nov. 18 extradition hearing
3 hours -
Chile recognises Morocco’s sovereignty over Sahara, backs autonomy plan
3 hours -
International Criminal Court convicts Central African militia leader
4 hours -
Lidl banned from selling copycat Birkenstock sandals, Dutch court rules
4 hours -
I’ve never come across a woman that strong – Baffour Awuah recounts botched EOCO arrest
4 hours -
Netherlands to return to Eurovision after 2026 boycott
4 hours -
Alan Kyerematen calls for more leaner government
4 hours -
I will go when EOCO is ready to do the right thing – Baffour Awuah on disputed invitation
5 hours -
Uproar in France over award-winning author accused of using AI
5 hours