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Law student killed in hit-and-run on Tema Motorway; family offers GH¢50,000 bounty

The family of Ivan Baidoo, a Level 200 law student of Central University, is appealing to the public for information following his death in an alleged hit-and-run accident on the Tema Motorway.

Law student killed in hit-and-run on Tema Motorway; family offers GH¢50,000 bounty

Ivan Baidoo, a Level 200 law student at Central University, lost his life in a hit-and-run incident on the Tema Motorway on August 27, 2026. The family of the young man is now seeking the public's assistance to identify the driver responsible for the accident. According to reports, Ivan was struck by a vehicle and the driver fled the scene immediately after the incident.

In a desperate attempt to seek justice for their son, the family has announced a GH¢50,000 bounty for any credible information that leads to the arrest and successful prosecution of the alleged culprit or culprits. They are urging anyone who witnessed the accident or has any information regarding the circumstances surrounding the incident to come forward and provide details to the police.

The family can be contacted at +233 20 250 4411, assuring that all information will be kept strictly confidential. Ivan was actively pursuing his law degree at Central University at the time of his tragic demise.

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