Retired Officer found dead
Residents of Gomoa Nyanyano Kakraba in the Central Region have been left in shock following the mysterious death of a retired soldier who was found lifeless in his room on Sunday morning.
According to eyewitness accounts, the deceased, whose identity has not yet been made public, was a well-known resident and respected figure in the community. Neighbours say they last saw him on Saturday evening, appearing healthy and in high spirits. However, the calm of the neighbourhood was shattered when the shocking discovery was made early the next day.
“We were surprised because we saw him just yesterday. This morning, someone went to check on him, and that’s when we realized something was wrong,” a resident told reporters.
Authorities say no immediate signs of foul play were found, but investigations have been launched to determine the exact cause of death. Officers from the Ghana Police Service in Gomoa Nyanyano have cordoned off the scene, while the body has been taken to the mortuary for autopsy.
Community in Shock
Residents described the retired soldier as quiet, disciplined, and friendly. Some say he was always willing to offer advice to the youth, often sharing his military experiences. His death has left many in disbelief, with mourners gathering at his residence to express their condolences to the family.
“He was like a father to us. His passing is a huge loss to this community,” another neighbour shared.
Police and Medical Investigations Underway
Police have assured the public that all leads are being pursued. Although natural causes are suspected, investigators are waiting for the results of the autopsy before making any conclusions.
Meanwhile, community leaders are urging residents to remain calm and cooperate with the police during the investigation.
A Reminder on Health and Community Care
The incident has sparked conversations in Gomoa Nyanyano Kakraba about the importance of regular health check-ups, especially for elderly individuals living alone. Local health professionals are encouraging families to check on relatives frequently to avoid similar tragedies.
Source: My News Ghana
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