We will look at Sherif Imoro, the soldier who was killed in Ashaiman in the Greater Accra region of Ghana.

Who was Sherif Imoro?

He was a 21-year-old soldier. The late Sherif Imoro was stationed in Sunyani, in the Bono region of Ghana.

What brought Sherif Imoro to Accra, you may ask?

According to graphic.com.gh, the young soldier was in Accra to attend a military course.

Sherif Imoro was born in Ashaiman on June 3, 2001. He was therefore in the area to visit his father.

It is his unnamed father who revealed this to the Daily Graphic.

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He was killed in an alleged mob attack in Ashaiman Taifa.

Military forces brutalize residents of Ashaiman Taifa in retaliation for Sherif Imoro’s death.

The military as we know them did not allow only the police service to investigate the matter. They took the law into their hands and subjected residents of the area to inhuman treatment. They came at a time when no one expected them. They came on a rainy morning when all residents were in their rooms to vent their anger on them. They broke into homes, dragged men out of their rooms, and subjected them to severe beatings.

The following are social media screenshots taken by myjoyonline.com showing the result of the military retaliatory attacks.

In other visuals, some residents were forced to roll on the ground in the muddy puddles created by the early morning rains.

Member of Parliament for Ashaiman, Ernest Norgbey confirmed this to Accra-based Starr FM. He called it an ‘unofficial curfew’.