Audio By Carbonatix
A violent confrontation at Awutu Bawjiase in the Awutu Senya West District of the Central Region has resulted in the death of one person.
The incident occurred around 10:45 PM when a group of armed individuals, believed to be land guards, invaded the Bawjiase chief’s palace.
The attack came ahead of the scheduled outdooring ceremony of the new chief, Nai Nana Kwaku Osardu (III), set to take place tomorrow.
According to police sources, some family members were gathered at the chief’s palace, preparing for the ceremony when the armed group stormed the location.
During the chaos, one man, believed to be in his 30s, was shot dead.
The Awutu Bawjiase community has been embroiled in a chieftaincy dispute for the past 25 years, which was recently resolved by the National House of Chiefs earlier this year.
The community had hoped that the National House of Chiefs’ ruling would bring an end to the longstanding dispute, making the violent turn of events particularly shocking.
The Bawjiase District Police Command is currently working to maintain peace and order in the area.
Meanwhile, the body of the deceased has been transported to the Police Hospital by the Bawjiase Police for further examination.
Latest Stories
-
Dafeamekpor chairs Kenpong Travel’s 2026 World Cup Travels management team
6 minutes -
Group petitions OSP, EOCO,AG, over alleged unlawful role of unlicensed firm in GoldBod operations
45 minutes -
Ghana in Praise 2026 set to open new year with national worship gathering
47 minutes -
Keeping Ofori-Atta for 8 years was Akufo-Addo’s worst decision – Winston Amoah
1 hour -
Whose security? whose interest?: U.S. military action, Nigeria’s internal failure, and the dynamics of ECOWAS in West Africa
2 hours -
Abuakwa South MP names baby of 13-year-old teenage mother after First Lady
2 hours -
Police thwart robbery attempt at Afienya-Mataheko, 4 suspects dead
2 hours -
Don’t lower the bar because things were worse before – Kojo Yankson on Mahama gov’t
3 hours -
Jefferson Sackey rallies support for Dr. Bawumia
3 hours -
2024 elections helped stabilise Ghana’s democracy – Sulemana Braimah
3 hours -
Playback: 2025 Year in Review
4 hours -
Ghana’s crypto transactions hit $10bn by November – SEC
4 hours -
SEC says VASP law will protect investors, ensure market integrity
4 hours -
Mandatory Smart Port note will increase cost of doing business – Coalition of exporters, importers and traders
4 hours -
Banda MP hands over police station, quarters to Banda Boase communityÂ
4 hours
