Diaspora Zongo Youth condemn man captured assaulting suspect in viral video
The Zongo Youth of the Diaspora has condemned the actions of a Muslim man who allegedly assaulted a suspect at a police station over comments deemed derogatory and offensive to Islam and its founder, Prophet Mohammed. Sibamay Zakaria was captured in a viral video slapping Apostle Daniel Junior Yaw Adjei, who was reportedly being held […]
The Zongo Youth of the Diaspora has condemned the actions of a Muslim man, Sibamay Zakaria, who allegedly assaulted a suspect at a police station, Apostle Daniel Junior Yaw Adjei, following derogatory comments about Islam and its founder, Prophet Mohammed. Zakaria was captured on video slapping Adjei, who was held by the police for alleged offensive remarks.
Al-Asbat Sidi, the Public Relations Officer of the Zongo Youth of the Diaspora, described Zakaria's actions as unlawful and called for his arrest and prosecution. Sidi questioned how Zakaria was able to enter the police headquarters and accused the officers present of negligence for allowing the incident to occur. The Zongo Youth also commended the National Signals Bureau and Cyber Vetting and Enforcement teams for arresting Adjei and another imam over the offensive comments, viewing it as a step towards maintaining peace and responsibility in Ghana's media space.
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