A Plus wades into Teshie ‘crime zone’ debate, calls for urgent action
Musician and political activist Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A Plus, has raised fresh concerns over the reported rise in crime in Teshie, describing the community as increasingly unsafe. His comments come amid growing concerns about security in the area following the reported luring and killing of a phone dealer, as well as accounts […]
Musician Kwame Asare Obeng, better known as A Plus, has expressed worry over the increasing crime in Teshie, calling it an unsafe area. He pointed out incidents like a phone dealer's murder and reports of car thefts and armed robberies. In a social media post, A Plus described Teshie, traditionally a peaceful community, as having a growing criminal issue that can't be ignored.
He mentioned ride-hailing drivers are cautious about accepting late-night jobs in Teshie, with some becoming scarce after 8 p.m. A Plus questioned how a place with numerous security institutions, like the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre and Ghana Armed Forces Command, could face such issues. He pointed out that criminals seem to operate easily despite the presence of these security bodies.
A Plus compared this to a recent quick response in Gomoa, urging Teshie residents to demand better leadership and security.
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