Ishmael Abdallah: First photos emerge as family of 10-year-old boy killed for 'juju' gather for burial
- The final funeral ceremony of the murdered 10-year-old boy is being held today, April 8
- Ishmael Mensah Abdallah was allegedly killed by two teenagers in Kasoa in the Central Region for money rituals
- First photos from the final rites have emerged online
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The family of the murdered 10-year-old boy who was killed by two teenagers in Kasoa for money rituals have gathered to lay his remains to rest.
Scores of mourners have gathered at the family house of the late Ishmael Mensah Abdallah for his final funeral rites.
Abdallah funeral has attracted residents, including Muslims and non-Muslims in and around the Coca-Cola community where he was gruesomely killed to mourn with his bereaved family.
Source: UGC
While at the ceremony, some of the mourners went to take a glimpse at the uncompleted building where the late Ishmael Mensah Abdallah was killed.
First photos from the ceremony have emerged as the family of the youngster prepare to lay his remains to rest.
Source: UGC
Source: UGC
Source: UGC
Previously, YEN.com.gh reported the Kasoa Divisional Police Command has commenced investigations into the grisly murder of Ishmael Mensah.
The deputy public relations officer (PRO) of the Ghana Police Service, Sergeant Evans Enttiee says both suspects, Felix Nyarko, 16, and Nicholas Kene, 17, are in police custody and will issue statements as part of the ongoing investigation process to give an account of the event to assist the police in its interrogation.
The suspects were arrested on Saturday, April 3, following a distress call by residents of Kasoa Lamptey to the police about the homicide incident.
In other news, US-based Ghanaian couple, Kwamena Cudjoe, and his wife, Penelope Cudjoe, have shared their experience about how they handled money during retirement to start a business.
Cudjoe immigrated to the US from Ghana in the 1970s and was later joined by his wife.
Before retiring from active work, he worked as a university professor and then as an international relations officer for the US federal government.
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