Shocking Double Murder: Woman Arrested, Man on the Run as Ghana Police Probe Killing of Uncle and Niece at Sakumono Estate

Double murder at Sakumono Estate
Double murder at Sakumono Estate

Ghanaian authorities have arrested a 47-year-old suspect and declared a second person wanted in connection with the brutal murder of two relatives at NTHC Estate, Sakumono.

The Ghana Police Service has swung into action following a chilling double murder that has sent shockwaves across the Sakumono community and beyond. A 47-year-old woman, identified as Beatrice Mumuni, has been taken into custody in connection with the killing of two persons — an uncle and his niece — at the NTHC Estate in Sakumono, while a male suspect linked to the crime has been declared wanted.

What We Know So Far

The incident, which occurred at the NTHC Estate in Sakumono — a residential area familiar to many Ghanaians living in the Greater Accra Region — has left residents deeply unsettled. The victims, a man and his niece, were found dead under circumstances that have prompted an urgent police investigation.

Beatrice Mumuni was swiftly apprehended by the Ghana Police Service as their prime suspect, while a manhunt is currently underway for the second suspect, whose identity has been disclosed to the public to aid in his capture.

Community Reactions

News of the gruesome murder has triggered concern among residents of Sakumono and across social media, with many Nigerians and West Africans following the story closely. Crimes of this nature — where family members or close associates become victims — always hit differently, reminding us that danger is sometimes closer to home than we imagine.

Stay Safe, Stay Alert

This case serves as a sobering reminder for communities across West Africa — from Lagos to Accra — to remain vigilant and report suspicious activities to law enforcement authorities without delay.

The Ghana Police Service has urged anyone with information about the wanted suspect to come forward immediately and assist in bringing him to justice.

We will continue to update this story as more details emerge from Ghanaian authorities.

Source: Ghana Police Service | Follow us for the latest West African news updates.

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