Media personality MC Yaa Yeboah has expressed shock at the police’s silence following Kofi Adomah’s eye shooting incident during a festival in Dormaa.
Speaking on the ‘United Showbiz’ on UTV, she questioned why the police has since remained inactive, with no arrests made.
She also questioned why the individual who fired the musket at the festival, leading to Kofi Adomah’s eye being injured, is walking freely despite clear laws on the use of muskets, while the victim (Kofi) is left to suffer.
MC Yaa Yeboah compared this case to other incidents, such as the remand of a man who shot a female chief and the prosecution of actor LilWin after a fatal car crash.
She analysed the events and demanded to know why Kofi Adomah’s case is being treated differently.
“It is so strange that at an event meant to celebrate a festival, someone would take a gun and shoot another person, and they would say it was an accident. What is going on? Is someone holding them back?” she asked.
She further questioned whether the inactivity by the police was due to higher powers preventing them from doing their job, stating, “Why is it that the police are yet to act on a matter where there are clearly laws on musket usage? Did someone tell them not to do anything? What is going on? Is someone holding them back?”
What happened?
On December 21, 2024, broadcaster Kofi Adomah was accidentally shot in both eyes by a musket during a traditional ceremony in Dormaa Ahenkro, requiring emergency treatment in Ghana before being flown to Dubai and later the UK for specialised care.
While some public support poured in through donations, Kofi Adomah and his wife later accused his employer, Angel FM CEO Vincent Opare, and the Dormaa chiefs of neglect.
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