Social media users have strongly opposed the advertisement of money rituals on media platforms following the gruesome murder of a 10-year-old boy by two suspected teenagers.

The death of Ishmael Mensah in the hands of Felix Nyarko, and Nicholas Kiki has come as a surprise to many and has been the talk of town for the past few days.

The sad incident said to have taken place at Kasoa has left many worried and angry after one of the suspects revealed to the Kasoa Police Command that a spiritualist, whom they had discovered through national television agreed to assist them to become instant billionaires.

The said spiritualist then demanded a human being part and a sum of ¢5,000 to make them rich.

Their confession has triggered a movement on social media, demanding all forms of advertisement of money rituals on TV to be stopped.

Meanwhile, the two suspects have been remanded into police custody and will appear before the Awutu Ofankor District Court on April 20.

Below are some comments from social media on the matter.

#StopMoneyRitualsOnTv
This is going to far. The influence the mass media is having on the youth is now been seen clearly. Money rituals advertisement should be stopped with immediate effect😤

— Noble Joseph Jnr (@NobleJosephJnr1) April 6, 2021

What’s been shown on our screens ought to be censored.
These tricksters in disguise shouldn’t be allowed on both mainstream media and social media platforms.
These wannabes;
Pastors, priests, mallams and so called lotto gurus don’t deserve to be on screens.#StopMoneyRitualsOnTv pic.twitter.com/JbtNY4szw7

— Nana Baffour (@Nana_Baffour90) April 6, 2021

Let’s join hands and fight this course for the sake of our future generations . Youth arise and build your future now !⚓️... A #StopMoneyRitualsOnTv

— Dominant🇬🇭🇳🇬⚓️ (@enamtugbefia) April 6, 2021

i Think parents shouldn't be put in the position to make their work difficult... #StopMoneyRitualsOnTv

— Paa Kwesi Plux (@PaaPlux) April 6, 2021

I support #StopMoneyRitualsOnTv 💯. Enough is enough. That activity on our TVs have indirect impact in reducing our productivity.

— Habib Looksharp (@HabibLooksharp) April 6, 2021

Is about time we put an end to this. Not all that glitters is gold#StopMoneyRitualsOnTv pic.twitter.com/eMuYxNF1Ps

— Bismark Acquah (@Markpossible41) April 6, 2021

Youth arise! to bring an end to the menace of FAKE RITUALS in our media space and society! Too much killings in Ghana is worrying !

Don’t forget to RT !#StopMoneyRitualsOnTv pic.twitter.com/NTxAJu1n8B

— ama OWARE (@AmaOwareF) April 6, 2021

#StopMoneyRitualsOnTv
Dear commission try your best to ban this activities. Our children are going wayward. Listen to the voice of the people

— Guyguy TV (@guyguy_tv) April 6, 2021

All the media hub promoting encouraging content of ritual money should as a matter of urgency be clamp down. #StopMoneyRitualsOnTv

— Such is Life (@sticky2g2) April 6, 2021

#StopMoneyRitualsOnTv we were able to take off midnight adult movies, we should do same for these stupid fools pic.twitter.com/Vv94AyoACR

— Bright Ellis (@IamBrightEllis) April 6, 2021

We ought to have done this way back.

Today lotto, the next hour tricksters disguised as pastors and priests and spiritualists.
Stop this misinformation and mid-education. #StopMoneyRitualsOnTv pic.twitter.com/LuImdDxDSu

— Nhyiraba Yiadom (@Ahwene_Pa_Nkasa) April 6, 2021

So many educative programs to broadcast
Science , maths and even entrepreneurship programs but they will rather accommodate these mallams , fake prophets and sakawa people on their channels.#StopMoneyRitualsOnTv

— Daniels Makarios (@DanielsMakarios) April 6, 2021