Apam drowning: Angry gods pacified

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 The Chiefs and people of Gomoa Akyempim in the Central Region have begun performing rituals to avert a recurrence of last Sunday’s drowning disaster that killed 13 teenagers.

Fetish Priest and priestess of the community stated that the deities of the land are ‘fuming with rage’ and are demanding one big cow, 3 sheep, 12 fowls, 33 tubers of yam and 3 cartons on schnapps.

Queenmother of the Apam, Nana Essel Botchwey, revealed that, the gods revealed to them during the consultation that they(gods) have been offended and must be pacified with these items.

She added that the victims strayed into a ‘no go area’ of the sea when they went swimming hence the calamity that befell them.

Sumankwahene of Gomoa Akyempim Traditional Council Nana Okofo Nana Annan appealed to Ghanaians and children of today, in particular, should learn how to respect directives issued by traditional authorities to prevent such needless deaths in the future.

A mass burial for the 13 deceased has been scheduled for Tuesday, March 16, 2021.

 

 

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