DCOP Opare Addo recounts encounter with Delta Force thugs; says he was handcuffed

DCOP Opare Addo recounts encounter with Delta Force thugs; says he was handcuffed

- Some members of the Delta Force stormed the premises of the Ashanti Regional Coordinating Council and attempted removing the Security Coordinator

 - The group handcuffed DCOP Ayensu Opare Addo (rtd) during their nefarious act 

- The thugs claimed they were officials of the embattled National Security Our manifesto: This is what ghanaspinn.com. believes in DCOP Ayensu Opare Addo (rtd) was forcefully removed from office as the Ashanti Regional Security Coordinator by some members of the disbanded vigilante group affiliated to the ruling government—the New Patriotic Party (NPP)—the Delta Force. 

 

Handcuffed like a common criminal, the former Ashanti Regional Police Commander was dragged out of office by the thugs in deviance of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s directive for DCOP Opare Addo to continue. “I was packing my things in the office when 7 guys forcefully entered my office and said they had been asked to bring me to Accra,” the retired DCOP recounted in an interview on Starr FM’s Morning Starr and monitored by ghanaspinn.com

“I told them I will not go and immediately they handcuffed me. Eventually, the Ashanti regional security commander came in and I was freed so I reported the matter to the police,” he added. The thugs claimed they were officials of the embattled National Security. A week after his traumatic ordeal, DCOP Opare Addo is yet to be communicated to about any investigations and possible prosecution in the matter. “I don’t know what action they’re going to take against them but I’ve reported the case to the police. I was surprised that the guys came to my office and even handcuffed me but they were left to go without any arrest,” he stated. Delta Force dominated the news in 2017 after the group stormed the Ashanti Regional Coordinating Council to physically drag out a Security Liaison appointed by President Nana Akufo-Addo. In other news, Fathia Ayodele Kareem, a former Wesley Girls High School student, has opened up about her three years’ stay at the Cape Coast-based school. 

Kareem attended Wesley Girls High School from 2006 to 2009. 

Narrating her torturous ordeal in a Facebook post sighted by ghanaspinn.com Kareem who is now a Medical Doctor said authorities at her alma mater prevented her from contesting for the school’s prefectship because she is a Muslim. 

“I have previously mentioned being passed over for prefectship which I believe was because I am Muslim. Like most things surrounding what Muslims can and can’t do, can and can’t be, nothing is spelt out plainly so everything is obscure and ambiguous for a reason,” she wrote. Kareem’s ‘tell it all’ post is coming on the back of the school’s recent raging scandal. 

It will be recalled that Muslim students were stopped from observing the just-ended month of Ramadan. There have been several backs and forth regarding the school's reason why they do not want the students to fast.