Ada SHTS students convicted after pleading guilty to assault
Two students of Ada Senior High Technical School (ADA SHTS) have been convicted by the Ada West District Court after changing their pleas to guilty in a case involving the assault of a fellow student. The two, 20-year-old Oscar Amemasor and 18-year-old Emmanuel Senunya, were facing charges of assault and abetment of assault following an […]
Two students from Ada Senior High Technical School were convicted by the Ada West District Court after admitting guilt in a case of assault. The incident took place in February 2026 and was captured on video, which quickly spread on social media. Oscar Amemasor, 20, and Emmanuel Senunya, 18, were charged with assault and inciting others to assault.
Prosecutors alleged that Amemasor struck the victim with a metal bar while Senunya held a cutlass during the incident. The students' lawyer, Enock Teye Sewornu, informed Citi News that they opted to change their pleas in light of the case details and what was best for the students. Following their guilty pleas, the court sentenced the two to a 12-month good behavior bond.
Sewornu stated that the proceedings were now concluded, expressing relief for the students and their families. The students have since received their university entrance results, allowing them to continue their education.
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