“For me, I’ll say no; I don’t feel safe. Though I’m a chief, I don’t feel safe and if I being a chief do not feel safe, then what about the ordinary people?” he quizzed. She said, “I don’t really feel safe. “I don’t feel safe because of the attacks on the people; I fear that people may attack me, beat me, or even kill me so my life is not safe if I go out,” he told GhanaWeb. Grace Tetteh, a resident added: I don’t feel safe in my own town, not at all.

Source: GhanaWeb July 06, 2021 15:45 UTC