Assin Kyiano: Four Students Dead After Eating Food Purchased with Stolen Money
The students fell ill and died one after another
- Four teenage students in Assin Kyiano died after consuming food bought with stolen money
- The community believes the deaths are connected to a curse
- Traditional leaders are investigating the deaths
Four teenage students in Assin Kyiano, Ghana, have died under mysterious circumstances after allegedly consuming food purchased with stolen money.
The incident has sparked fear and panic among residents and local leaders.
According to reports, the students fell ill and died one after another, each naming their successor before passing away.
The community believes the deaths are connected to a curse invoked by the owner of the stolen money, a local chief.
Traditional leaders are now investigating the deaths and attempting to appease the angry gods to prevent further harm. Despite the tragic events, local officials are urging parents to keep their children in school and assure them that steps are being taken to address the situation.
The accused chief denies any involvement in the deaths, claiming that he only threatened the thief to return the stolen money.
