Home / CRIME & PUNISHMENT / One killed as NDC Savannah Regional Secretary escapes armed robbery attack

One killed as NDC Savannah Regional Secretary escapes armed robbery attack

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Savannah Regional Secretary, Salisu Be-Awurbe has escaped an armed robbery attack along the Damongo-Sawla- Fulfulso stretch of road enroute Tamale.

The incident which occurred about 3km to Fulfulso-Damongo Junction near Janikura had one of the armed robbers gunned down with the help of a team of Damongo Junction community members and the police stationed at Janikura.

The secretary and the entire team escaped the robbery incident unhurt thanks to the vigilance of the police and community members.

A Pump Action or Slide Action shotgun was retrieved from the now lifeless yet-to-be identified armed robber whose accomplishes are currently on the run.

According to information gathered by Blogger, Ananpansah Bartholomew Abraham,the secretary and his entourage were returning from a handing over ceremony of the Damongo Nurses’ Training College wing of the Tertiary Education Institution Network (TEIN)….

More soon…..

Source: Ananpansah Bartholomew Abraham

About Elvis Anokye

Check Also

Truck driver arrested in connection with train accident on Tema-Mpakadan railway line. The driver left a faulty truck on railway line when the train collided with the truck, causing significant damage.

Truck driver arrested for involvement in train crash on Tema-Mpakadan railway line

Truck driver arrested in connection with train accident on Tema-Mpakadan railway line. The driver left …

Malm-Hesse's decision to imprison Sedina Tamakloe, the former CEO of Malm-Hesse, represents justice having been served . Tamakloe was found guilty of embezzling the institution's funds and betraying the trust of shareholders, leading to her incarceration.

Justice has been served – Malm-Hesse on the jailing of EX-CEO of MASLOC Sedina Tamakloe

Malm-Hesse’s decision to imprison Sedina Tamakloe, the former CEO of Malm-Hesse, represents justice having been …