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Nana Kweku Bonsam exposes Akufo-Addo over SHS deaths

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General News of Friday, 15 December 2017

Source: ghanacrusader.com

2017-12-15

KWEKU BONSAM AKUFFO ADDONana Kwaku Bonsam (L) and Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo (R)

Self-acclaimed fetish priest, Nana Kwaku Bonsam, has sent a warning to the NPP government to as a matter of urgency find remedy to the recent deaths of students in senior high schools.

The fetish priest who was speaking on Hot FM, indicated that, most of the SHS schools needed spiritual cleansing and sacrifices.

He said, “Until this is done, the death and the hospitalization of students in the various schools will not end.”

According to him, the believe that, the students died out of meningitis and the outbreak of the Influenza H1N1 were not true as the real cause of the menace was still hanging.

He said, “For me, I see things far, there is no Influenza H1N1 or meningitis the truth is hidden spiritually.”

Citing Kumasi Academy as one of the schools to have recorded more deaths of the influenza outbreak, He disclosed that, the recent death were being caused by ‘black magic’ or ‘juju’ planted in the school.

According to him, the juju was planted in the school, to bring recognition and prestige for the institution some years ago.

“I advised President Akufo- Addo to take the recent happenings bizarre happenings in KUMACA serious.”

“Something was planted in the school so he should not waste time in setting up committees to look into the death that is obviously spiritual and requires spiritual means in dealing with the issue,” he said.

KUMACA death has so far claim four students with several others on admission.

A total of Eighty-Seven cases of meningitis have so far been recorded in the Eastern region this year leaving total of nine people dead.

Over 17 students of the St. Martins Secondary School also collapsed on campus in what has been described as examination anxiety.

Ghana Health Service (GHS) has so far put 22 students of Koforidua Secondary Technical School, (SECTECH) on monitoring against the Meningitis infection.

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