A Cape Coast District Court remanded the Tufohene of Ekumfi Akwakrom, Nana Crack, and one other defendant, Christopher Ekow Quansah, in connection with the death of a nursing trainee at Mankessim in the Central Region. The suspects admitted that the nurse was killed for money rituals.
Criss Waddle, a musician and business mogul, reacted to a Facebook post made by TV3 Ghana in connection with the ongoing topic of the nurse’s killing.
The musician explained that he was condemned by people for a previous comment he made when he went to a radio station to promote his album and was asked by the host to share his thoughts on a similar issue.
In his response, he noted that people relate his remark to his wealth and have concluded that he said it to disguise himself as a money ritualist.
“I responded to the topic in my recent radio interview that the education and emphasis should be on the fact that money rituals don’t exist, many people said that I was saying that to cover my own blood money, ignorance once again,” part of Criss Waddle’s comments reads.
Read his comment below:
“Reflections from early JUNE-2022 when we heard a father tried to kill his innocent daughter for blood money, I responded to the topic in my recent radio interview that the education and emphasis should be on the fact that money rituals don’t exist, many people said that I was saying that to cover my own blood money, ignorance once again. here we are in September with another life taken just because two grown-ups decided to kill her for money rituals, a lot of people have died just out of ignorance and illiteracy, this very death was preventable if they feared God or knew that money rituals is never a thing to fall for. Educating the public is key to preventing a lot of these deaths.
Source:ghanaweb.com