GH¢500,000 Debt Dispute Turns Deadly as Kussa Shea Bliss CEO and Uncle Are Shot Dead

A tragic shooting incident at NTHC Estate in Sakumono, Accra, has claimed the lives of the Chief Executive Officer of Kussa Shea Bliss, Irene Atuguba, and her uncle, George Atuguba, following a reported financial dispute involving GH¢500,000.

The incident has sparked concern, with preliminary reports suggesting that the killings may be connected to an outstanding debt allegedly owed by George Atuguba to a man identified as Samuel Anto, who has been named as the prime suspect.

According to the information surrounding the incident, the alleged financial disagreement escalated into a deadly confrontation, resulting in the deaths of Irene and her uncle. However, the full circumstances leading to the shooting remain unclear as police investigations continue.

Following the incident, the Ghana Police Service has launched a manhunt for Samuel Anto in connection with the killings. Authorities are reportedly seeking information from members of the public that could assist in locating and arresting him.

The police have also announced a financial reward for credible information that could lead to the suspect’s arrest, as efforts intensify to bring those responsible for the incident to justice.

Meanwhile, a 47-year-old woman suspected of having links to the incident has been arrested by the police. Her arrest forms part of ongoing investigations aimed at establishing the circumstances surrounding the deaths and identifying everyone who may have played a role.

The development has drawn attention to the disturbing allegations surrounding the case, particularly the reported financial dispute that investigators are working to establish as a possible motive.

As the search for Samuel Anto continues, the police are expected to gather further evidence, question relevant individuals and establish the sequence of events that led to the fatal shooting.

The deaths of Irene Atuguba and George Atuguba have left a tragic development behind, while the public awaits further information from the authorities.

The Ghana Police Service has urged anyone with credible information about the whereabouts of the wanted suspect to assist with the ongoing investigation.

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