
Despite the presence of heavy military and police personnel in Walewale, aimed at curbing crime and enforcing the curfew, the community is grappling with a shocking incident.
Suspected armed robbers have tragically taken the life of Mr. Ben, a beloved teacher at Gbeo Primary School, a suburb of Walewale, and a mobile money vendor, raising serious concerns about safety and security in the area.
In a heartbreaking mood, the West Mamprusi Education Service is mourning the loss of Mr. Ben, a dedicated educator and mobile money agent. Reports indicate that he fell victim to a violent attack by suspected armed robbers while returning home after his day at school.

In a desperate attempt to defend himself from the assailants, he was shot and killed. The robbers went away with his money and motorcycle, adding to the tragedy of this incident.
This event highlights a troubling trend in Walewale, where, despite the deployment of military and police forces to maintain order and enforce the curfew in Walewale and its environs, the threat of crime looms large. The tragic fate of Mr. Ben serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities that citizens face in their daily lives.
As the community comes to terms with this loss, there are urgent calls for increased security measures and a reassessment of the effectiveness of current law enforcement practices. Residents are left questioning how such a violent act could occur in a place where safety measures are supposedly in place.
In the wake of this tragedy, it is crucial for the community and local authorities to come together, discuss actionable solutions, and prioritize the safety of all citizens. Mr. Ben’s legacy as an educator and a member of the community will be remembered, but it also emphasizes the need for a concerted effort to restore security in the region.
May his soul rest in peace.
The post Growing Insecurity in Walewale: The tragic death of a teacher and Mobile Money agent first appeared on 3News.
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