Woman Shakes Kasoa Community After What She Cooked for Her Family Was Uncovered
- Residents of Kasoa-Weija Gbawe were left shaken after discovering that a local mother allegedly used unusual ingredients in meals
- A concerned woman reported worries about the children to community leaders, prompting swift action to assess the family’s welfare
- Authorities who stormed the house reportedly found disturbing items in the mother’s room and kitchen, sparking many reactions
Residents of the Kasoa Weija-Gbawe community have intervened after allegations emerged about a mother accused of using unusual ingredients in her cooking for her family.
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A mother of four, identified as Madam Okine, has come under intense scrutiny following reports of her use of unconventional substances in food preparation.
The situation came to light after a concerned woman in the community raised questions about the mental well-being of Madam Okine, who lives with two of her children.
The matter was subsequently reported to community leaders, who took swift action.
On March 19, 2026, authorities reportedly stormed the woman’s residence and said what they found in her room and kitchen had left them 'deeply unsettled'.
According to the reports, Madam Okine, whose husband had taken two of their children to live elsewhere, had been cooking with human excreta.
The development has drawn widespread concern and disbelief.
In her defence, the woman maintained that her actions were rooted in personal beliefs, stating that the practice had benefited both herself and her family.
Watch the full YouTube video of the alleged incident below.
Gender Minister visits mother and two kids
The case has since attracted the attention of the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection, with Minister Agnes Naa Momo Lartey visiting the residence to assess the situation firsthand.
Following the visit, three individuals were transferred to a hospital, while efforts were made to contact the children’s father to determine the next course of action for the family.
Further concerns have been raised about the welfare of the children, as reports indicate that they had not been attending school for several years, despite them being described as outspoken and intelligent.
The incident has sparked widespread concern within the community and beyond, raising serious questions about child welfare, mental health, and family support systems.
Mother assaulted by micro-credit officers recounts ordeal
Meanwhile, a middle-aged mother has narrated her ordeal after allegedly being assaulted by officers of Bills Micro-Credit Limited during a loan recovery attempt.
In an interview that sparked sharp reactions, 42-year-old Hagar Emaser explained that the incident occurred over a GH¢300 outstanding loan on her account.
The widely circulated video footage shows the officers engaging in a heated confrontation with Hagar, who loses her balance and falls with a baby in her arms.
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The video has drawn strong condemnation from the public and civil society organisations, who criticised the use of force in debt recovery.
In response, Bills Micro-Credit Limited said the officers involved had been suspended following a directive from the company’s board.
The company condemned the incident and stated that it had launched an internal investigation to determine the full circumstances.
The X footage of the incident went viral at the time, with netizens calling for accountability and demanding that the officials be prosecuted.
Mother of Tema plane crash victims surfaces
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that the tragic Tema aircraft crash had taken another emotional turn following the confirmation of the victims, as attention turned to the bereaved father and mother.
The two men who lost their lives, Frank Amoaning Donkor and Elijah Ofori Donkor, were identified as the sons of Hebron Prayer Camp founder Frank Kwabena Donkor and his wife, Sarah.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
