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5 years agoon
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Adubianews
There is uneasy calm in Ejura Sekyedumase as the youth in the community continue to demand justice following the death of two protestors.
Earlier, the demonstrating youth had stormed the Police station to inquire about the extent of investigations regarding the murder of a social activist, Ibrahim Mohammed aka Kaaka.
Although the Police told them two persons have been arrested in connection with the crime, the agitated protestors said it was just a façade.
The youth, therefore, hit the streets to continue their demonstration until they were met by armed military and police personnel.
In a video sighted by JoyNews, four soldiers were seen moving in a horizontal line with a police water cannon charging at the protestors.
Initially, the military personnel shot into the sky. But at some point, when the protesters charged, the military personnel started shooting into the crowd.
Two persons were hit and the crowd scattered, with some of the protestors running to seek shelter in nearby houses.
The first victim, Abdul Nasir Yussif, aged 25 was shot in the left shoulder and chest. He is said to have had internal bleeding in the chest and died before arriving at the hospital.
He was a farmer and a travelling agent.

He was resuscitated and transfused (with blood) but still passed away 10 minutes after arrival. He is said to be a motor dealer.

Both bodies have been deposited at the Mempeasem cemetery in Ejura.
Details on the four persons injured
According to available information, the first person sustained severe injuries on the thigh – the femur bone got completely fractured.

According to sources, he had multiple deep laceration on the thigh with bleeding into the thigh muscles. He was given blood on arrival.
The second person had an injury on the right abdomen which affected the right hip bone. He was also given blood before going unconscious.
The third and fourth persons both sustained injuries on the thigh and are said to be stable.
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