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A 20-year-old year Junior High School (JHS) leaver has allegedly set himself ablaze in Kasoa.
The boy, named as Kwesi Yeboah was found dead Saturday morning in his room.
The reasons for his actions are, for now, unknown.
A friend to the deceased, Augustine Mensah, told Joy News he was with Kwesi Yeboah a day before, but he never showed any signs of committing suicide.
He however said he accompanied the victim to his house on Friday night because he was “a little drunk”.
Source: Joy News
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