Headlines from today Monday September 9th edition of your popular private daily newspaper, Daily Democrat.

Queer Mother advocates for backyard gardening

Queer Mother advocates for backyard gardening The queenmother of Senfi_Adumasa in the Ashanti region, Nana Adeasa Dwene Afisem Antwiwaa II has admonished Ghanaian women to inculcate in themselves the practice of engaging in backyard farms so as to help get rid of eating continental dishes that contain unwholesome spices and other unhealthy vegetables. According to […]

Breaking News: Ghana is not a motherland, rather a fatherland – Movement reveals

Breaking News: Ghana is not a motherland, rather a fatherland – Movement reveals. The core essence of Ghana has been diluted by the incorrect identity that Ghanaians have bestowed upon the founder of this nation He never referred to Ghana as a feminine entity; instead, he depicted it as masculine. This original representation is enshrined […]

SEO headline: Father of SDA SHS Shooter Declared Wanted Amid Headmistress’s Account. Website headline: Father of SDA SHS Shooter under under strict investigation. Facebook headline: Headmistress and suspect in the shooting incident father stand to answer more questions from the security sector. *Police investigation continue in the recent SDA SHS shooting incident. *Victim’s father declared wanted whilst School’ Headmistress Ms Grace Kafui Ayi submits report. *Students anger intensities over headmistress records amid regional management of SDA Schools yet to respond to the headmistress reports. The investigation into the shooting incident at the Kumasi Bantama SDA Senior High School on April 4,2025, where a student allegedly used a locally manufactured gun to shoot two students, has taken a new turn. Police have declared the father of the suspect, Bernard Amoateng, wanted to assist in their investigation. According to police sources, Bernard Amoateng, the student accused of firing the gun and injuring a female student Suzzy Penamang and one other student, claims the weapon belongs to his father and was taken without his consent from their home. Despite Bernard Amoateng allegedly taking responsibility for the shooting and pleading for his father’s freedom, police are treating the matter with seriousness. They cite laws pertaining to unlawful possession of firearms and the severe nature of shooting incidents as reasons for pursuing the father’s involvement. Efforts to arrest the father have so far been unsuccessful, but police confirm he is under surveillance. The police have also seized the empty cartridges as evidence. Their investigation indicates the locally manufactured gun was loaded with one BB ammunition when it was brought to the school. Meanwhile, the Mp for Bantama Constituency Hon. Boakye Asenso has. offered support for the injured student of the Adventist Senior High School The headmistress of the school, Ms. Grace Kafui Ayi, whom the students are calling for her interdiction has submitted a report to the SDA schools’ management in Kumasi regarding the incident. According to a report sighed by Yen.com.gh, the headmistress detailed Bernard Amoateng’s movements leading up to the shooting. The report states that Bernard Amoateng, a second-year student, was granted an exeat on March 18th at 5:30 pm to visit a hospital in Kumasi Krunom. He was reportedly scheduled to return to school on March 20th but allegedly failed to do so. The headmistress’s report further indicates that Bernard Amoateng secretly attended classes as a day student, despite his status as a boarder, without the knowledge of school authorities until the shooting occurred. Sources close to the SDA Ashanti regional management of schools suggest that the headmistress’s report is currently under review. However, some students who claim to have seen the report have reportedly expressed skepticism, questioning why school authorities failed to inquire about Bernard Amoateng’s health and the doctor’s findings when they saw him at school after his authorized absence. They also raised concerns about the boarding attendant’s lack of oversight regarding a boarder’s unexcused absence from the boarding house. This incident continues to raise serious questions about the safety and security protocols within the school and the circumstances surrounding how a student was able to acquire and bring a firearm onto school grounds. The police investigation is ongoing, and the community awaits further developments. Your authoritative Yen.com.gh is as usual on the best to bring you further updates on the shooting incident. In a related story: Two students have been shot by a classmate at the Adventist Secondary School In Bantama. Yen.com.gh reports that two students have been shot by a classmate at the Adventist Secondary School in Kumasi, Bantama where a female student and one other were injured A fellow student is reported to have accidentally fired a gun he had brought to the school leading one of the students suffering a head wounds. The Suame Police have arrested the armed student and are probing the circumstances that led to the shooting on April 4,2025. CitiNews reported that the incident occurred during break time and involved a second year student who brought a gun to the school Two students at Adventist Secondary School in Bantama in the Ashanti region wounded in shooting incident in school: Source: Facebook: An argument reportedly ensued among the students over whether the weoponwas functional. It remains unclear what type of gun he brought to the school. In an attempt to prove it was, Amoateng allegedly fired the gun, accidentally shooting and wounded two students. One student suffered a wound in the head and was rushed to Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital due to the severity of her condition. The Suame Police have arrested the armed student and initiated a full investigation into the incident.