Murder of Female Footballer Agartha Takyiwaa: What we know so far

The gruesome murder of Fabulous Ladies FC player Agartha Takyiwaa has become a major concern in the football fraternity, as authorities take action to bring those responsible to justice.

The footballer’s career was cut short while she was reportedly going about her Pragya business, sparking concern among players, officials and fans.

This article outlines the chronology of events and what has been reported so far.

23-year-old female footballer found dead, two arrested

About the murder

Agartha reportedly combined her football career with commercial tricycle operations, popularly known as “Pragya”, to earn a living.

Initial reports suggest that the young footballer was killed after accepting a request to transport a passenger.

The person who reportedly hired her services is alleged to have attacked her with a knife, stabbing her and slitting her throat.

The circumstances surrounding the incident remain disturbing, although the precise sequence of events and details of the alleged attack have yet to be officially confirmed.

Two suspects arrested

The Ghana Police Service has arrested two suspects, aged 12 and 19, in connection with the death of Agartha, also known as Agartha Takyiwaa and nicknamed “1 Cedi”, a defender for Fabulous Ladies FC.

According to reports, the suspects were arrested in Techiman in the Bono East Region while allegedly attempting to flee from security personnel.

They were reportedly found in possession of Agartha’s tricycle and mobile phone, raising further questions about their possible involvement in her death.

The arrests are expected to assist investigations into the circumstances surrounding the killing, including the identity of the person who allegedly hired her services and the motive behind the attack.

About Agartha’s career

Agartha completed her education from the basic school level through to senior high school (SHS).

After completing SHS, she considered her options before deciding on her next career move and eventually venturing into the bus conductor business.

She later shifted from working as a bus conductor to operating a commercial tricycle, popularly known as a Pragya, which she rode herself to earn a living.

Agartha combined her football career with commercial tricycle operations, a venture she was pursuing before her untimely death.

Fabulous Ladies head coach Nana Atuahene calls for improved conditions

Coach Nana Atuahene disclosed that the club was yet to formally inform the Ghana Football Association (GFA) about the incident.

He also highlighted the financial difficulties facing women’s football in Ghana, citing limited financial support.

“Women’s football is still young in Ghana. Our players are registered as amateurs, not professionals, so we support them with only transportation costs,” he told Luve FM in an interview.

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