A 16-year-old boy has appealed to security authorities and the government to help bring his father back home safely after he was kidnapped in Dambai.
Fuseini Mohammed, the teenager, shared the traumatic experience his family was going through since his father’s abduction and expressed concerns about their well-being, stating that his father was the sole breadwinner.
According to him, he had gained admission to Yabram Community Day Senior High School but unable to report due to his father’s absence.
Speaking to Ghana News Agency (GNA), he revealed that his sibblings have also stopped attending school, fearing they might be kidnapped on their way.
The teenager suspects that a black pick-up vehicle, spotted patrolling their area on the day of his father’s abduction, might be involved in the incident.
The teenager’s emotional plea highlights the plight of families affected by such incidents and the need for swift action to ensure the safe return of the abducted individual.
Meanwhile, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), John Nchor, Acting Oti Regional Public Affairs Officer, who confirmed the incident to the GNA assured the public that the police will release their findings soon, promising transparency and thoroughness in their investigations.
