In Bole, in the Savanna Region, a middle-aged man’s severed head was discovered inside a school building following what appears to be a ritualistic murder.
The remains of the deceased were found on the St. Kizito’s Primary school sidewalk thanks to the efforts of a police and community search team.
The man, whose identity is still unknown, was discovered nude, with his head and manhood severed.
This discovery was made a few days after the town was shaken by a similar incident. Several persons have been slain in the town at various sites over the past three months.
The growing number of murder cases in Bole has alarmed Assemblyman Abu Hassan, who represents the Mempeasem Electoral Area. He described the situation as worrying and severe.
He called for reinforcement from the government and security services, claiming that the existing level of police presence was insufficient to handle the rising violence.
Abu Hassan brought up the recent wave of arrivals to the neighborhood and implied that they might be the ones planning the murders.
To stop such events, he demanded that regulations be put in place to control entry into the region and to confirm the identity of newcomers.
Fears have increased following the body’s discovery at the school, and requests have been made for quick action to guarantee the protection and safety of Bole residents.
