The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) released a statement detailing the unfortunate loss of one of their soldiers in a tragic incident related to a land dispute at Millennium City in Kasoa, Central Region. Lance Corporal (L/Cpl) Omar Abdul Rahman, accompanied by his colleagues L/Cpl Danso Michael (now deceased) and L/Cpl Ametus Matthew, ventured to investigate reports of unauthorized individuals working on a disputed half plot of land.
Upon confirming the information and halting the activities, L/Cpl Omar and his colleagues proceeded to the Millennium City Police Station to report the issue, following the authorities’ advice to avoid the disputed land until resolution. However, a confrontation erupted when the alleged owner of the land arrived with two others, suspected to be land guards. Tragically, the situation escalated to the point where the soldiers were fired upon, resulting in the fatal shooting of L/Cpl Danso Michael. Prompt police intervention led to the disarming and arrest of the individual responsible for the shooting.
The deceased soldier’s body has been transferred to the 37 Military Hospital morgue as investigations continue. GAF expressed deep condolences to L/Cpl Danso Michael’s family, friends, and colleagues, reiterating their commitment to collaborating with the police to conduct thorough investigations.
The release, signed by Brigadier General E. Aggrey-Quashie, Director General of Public Relations for GAF, condemned the unprovoked attack and emphasized the importance of maintaining law and order in communities. Urging the public to seek peaceful resolutions to disputes and refrain from resorting to violence, GAF underscored the need to prevent similar tragic incidents in the future.
The Ghana Armed Forces assured the public of keeping them informed about the investigation’s progress as they pursue justice for the fallen soldier.
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