I challenged Kennedy Agyapong to prove I kill people but he couldn’t – Kwesi Alhaji

Kwesi Alhaji, a man purportedly holding the title of Mankrodo in Gomoa in the Central Region, has vehemently refuted allegations that he tortures and murders people over land disputes.

Kwesi Alhaji has been accused of orchestrating a reign of terror and violence, leaving a trail of destruction and fear in his wake. Prominent among his accusers is the Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong.

In a recent interview on Adom FM monitored by GhanaWeb, Kennedy Agyapong accused Kwesi Alhaji of terrorizing the people of Gomoa. He went on to claim that Kwesi Alhaji murders people over land disputes and stated that he could produce evidence to support his claims.

Responding to the allegations levelled against him by the legislator in an exclusive interview with Nana Yaa Brefo, Kwesi Alhaji noted that he has never killed anyone nor has he ever contracted anyone to murder on his behalf.

He mentioned that when he learned Kennedy Agyapong had accused him of murder during a live broadcast, he quickly rushed to the premises of Adom FM to challenge the lawmaker to produce evidence of his crimes, but the legislator failed to do so.

“They say I murder and keep the corpses of my victims in the fridge. I am aware Kennedy Agyapong said that. At the time he made those accusations against me, he was with Allotey Jacobs and I had gone to buy an air conditioner at Circle, so immediately I heard that, I rushed to the premises of the station to challenge Kennedy Agyapong to show us where I store the bodies of those he alleges I have killed. But he couldn’t even come down to face me,” Kwesi Alhaji explained.

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