Nana Kwaku Bonsam is disappointed and nauseated by any preacher using the death of the late Capt Maxwell Mahama to give out any ‘prophecy’.
Bonsam, in a Facebook Live session, went into issues surrounding the unfortunate lynching of the soldier last week.
Captain Maxwell Mahama would be buried on June 9, his family has announced.
According to the family, three funerals would be held for the slain soldier, before he’s finally placed to rest on Friday.
A snail seller in Denkyira-Obuasi whom the late Capt Mahama bought snails from on the day of his faithful demise, started the chain of events which eventually led to the brutal lynching of the military officer.
The police CID, at a press conference in Accra held earlier today (Friday), recounted what their preliminary investigation has been able to establish so far about the events leading up to the death of Capt Mahama.
The story of Capt Mahama’s lynching has travelled outside the shores of the country, showcasing our barbarism to the world at large.
BBC’s Focus on Africa carried out a report on the incident.
The death of Mahama has sparked a surge of sympathy running throughout Ghanaians all across the country.
This is because, aside the fact that he was innocent, Mahama was by all accounts a cool guy and a great soldier, respected by his peers.
The University of Leicester has released a statement mourning the death of their student, Maxwell Mahama.
The late army captain, killed like an animal by a mob in Denkyira-Obuasi, was a student at the UK university where he was studying for his master’s degree.
Founder and leader of the Glorious Word Power Ministries, Rev Isaac Owusu Bempah, has called for the NDC to desist from blaming the death of Capt. Maxwell Mahama on Nana Akufo-Addo.
Speaking on Okay Fm, Owusu Bempah, a staunch supporter of Nana Addo, said the NDC’s actions equate to politicizing the painful death of the soldier.
Captain Maxwell Mahama, who died Monday after being lynched by a mob in Denkyira-Obuasi, was an outstanding officer and man by all accounts.
A young father of two who was already a captain on the fast track to becoming a major, Mahama was apparently a symbol of what we should all aspire to be – except some bloodthirsty morons decided to kill him.
George Quaye has sounded off his opinion on the recent lynching of an army officer, describing it as nothing new in Ghanaian society.
The tv show host and Charterhouse official said many incidents that cause harm to others are recorded in Ghana everyday without any outcry.
In the aftermath of the lynching of Captain Maxwell Adams, Ex Warrant Officer One (W.O 1) Samuel Asante, a retired military officer says the resident of Denkyira –Obuasi should thank God Ghana is no longer under the rule of military dictatorship.
In an interview with Abusuafmonline.com he said, “I am very angry talking to you now and I really wish we were in charge of this country and not those bloody civilians,” he charged.
He added, “democracy has come to destroy our disciplined society and I think the people of Denkyira should be thanking God so much…how dare a civilian raise a finger against a service man,”
Former President John Dramani Mahama visited the family of the late Capt. Maxwell Mahama today (Thursday) to extend his condolences.
The former leader of the country’s visit comes after he expressed his condolences via social media following Mahama’s death.
Comedian Kwaku Sinim-Misa (KSM) says Ghanaians as a people have lost our collective humanity.
According to the veteran satirist, he noticed this disease a few years ago, when the disappearance of Castro at sea was used as a joke to spread memes on social media.
2016 VGMA Artiste of the Year E.L is the latest to drop a tribute single to the slain officer Capt. Maxwell Mahama.
E.L calls his ‘We Are One’.
The Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, led a government delegation Wednesday to visit the family of Capt. Maxwell Mahama.
The late solder was killed in Denkyira-Obuasi on Monday, allegedly on suspicion of being an armed robber.
A Plus has called for the day of the murder of Capt Maxwell Mahama to be declared a ‘national day of love’.
According to the artist, love is the one emotion that can keep us from killing each other in the streets in such a brutal fashion.
