RUSH TO THE POLICE OR NANANOM IF YOUR PARTNER THREATENS YOU – KWABENYA MUSUKU CHIEF
The Paramount Chief of the Kwabenya-Musuku Traditional Area, Nii Tetteh Ofatse (Fakyɛ) Dza Nyomo II in the Ga East Municipality of the Greater Accra Region urges Ghanaian women to report all threats to the police or the traditional leaders for proper redress.
The rising cases of spousal-related killings in recent times have become a growing concern.
In the face of this, Nii Tetteh Dza Nyomo II has advised that those experiencing threats or suspected ill-treatment from their partners or husbands must immediately report to the police or traditional authorities to prevent fatal outcomes.
According to him, an early police intervention coupled with personal safety are proactive measures in clamping down on spousal related violence.
Speaking to Journalist in Accra after he presented items worth millions of Ghanaian cedis to some women in Musuku ahead of the 2023 Mother’s Day celebration, the Paramount Chief urged women to take personal security seriously and report any form of threat to the Police.
Nii Tetteh Ofatse also urged the counselling bodies such as pastors and traditional leaders to listen and act on the complaints that people make concerning their relationships.
There have been recent cases of men killing their partners who jilted them have been in the news in recent times.
The trend so far indicates that some partners resort to using murders as a means of getting even with these partners, some of whom, have either been accused of cheating, or suspected of doing so.
For details of the story, call the chief on 0241361856
