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The Ghana Police Service has mounted a search for two suspected criminals, Ebenezer Boison and Frank Kofi Somuah.
Boison who is also known as Nana, is wanted for murder and robbery and Somuah is also wanted for the same offences – robbery and murder.
Find details on the two suspects below:
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