My take on the missing Takoradi girls, the police and the state

On 4th April, 2019 the CID boss told the entire Nation that they know where the Ladies are so the parents should keep on praying and that they will deliver the Ladies to them

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On 24th April, 2019 daily guide News paper told us that, the Ladies have been rescued and that they are at unkown hospital receiving treatment

On 25 April, 2019 same police who told us that they knew where the Ladies, came out to debunked the information put out by daily guide News paper that the Ladies have been rescued.

On 17th June, 2019 Bryan Acheampong the minister in charge of National security told us that the Ladies are alive that they know where they are so the parents should keep praying for their delivery.

My question is, off all this chronological evidence and information given out to the missing Ladies families by the police, the daily guide and the National security minister at the Presidency, how do we expect them to cooperate and trust the police for what so ever they are telling them now.

It’s sad and I think the police needs overhauling and the CID boss must resign or sacked by the President.

Prince Henry
Citizen not Spectator