Matron caught stealing Free SHS foodstuff from Ofoase Senior High

by Wisdom K.E Hammond · June 13, 2022

Matron was caught stealing Free SHS foodstuff from Matron of Ofoase Senior High where she provides service. Ofoase Senior High Technical School (OSHTS) is located in the Atwima Kwanwoma District of the Ashanti Region.

The information available to Ghana Education News indicates that the suspect had conspired with a taxi driver to transport the food items from the school premises to an unknown destination, however.

According to the report, the matron was caught stealing food that was intended for OSHTS but the illegal act was foiled by some group of young vigilant young men.

Mr. Tweneboah Koduah who is the former Assembly Member for Ofoase Electoral Area while speaking to Kingdom FM on the incident said a Taxi driver and the matron conspired to cart the items from the school premises however, a timely tip-off received led to some young men detaining the suspects.

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“There was a tip-off that the lady had hired a cab to carry the supplies that were just granted by the government for the school. The foods were destined for the school.

The police picked the two suspects for questioning and for further action to be taken.

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Wisdom K.E Hammond

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