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A 23-year-old boy has been stabbed to death in yet another murder at Kwadaso-Boola, a suburb of Kumasi.
Isaac, popularly known as Awanaa was stabbed several times in the neck and arms by a colleague in a fight over leftover wood.
Luv FM’s Erastus Asare Donkor said the misunderstanding took place at a wood milling factory with the two divided over who had the right to sell the left over wood.
It degenerated into a full blown fight with the suspected killer, Kofi Teye, 16, stabbing the deceased with a scissors.
An eye witness told Asare Donkor the deceased got up and chased the suspect in a bid to avenge the attack but he was stabbed, this time with a knife.
The suspect has been arrested by the Sofoline police. Investigations have commenced.
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