In the early days of lockdown in Ghana, police and military heavy-handedness has raised concerns that authorities are abusing their mandates to keep people in their homes.
Several videos of either the police or the military assaulting residents have flooded social media, even though some have been alleged by the information ministry and the military to be fake.
Ghana military has acknowledged only one incident to be true which happened in Kasoa.
In some photos posted on Facebook, a Ghanaian registered nurse who goes by the name Cecilia Awinsongya has alleged that she was assaulted by a Ghanaian military man in Kumasi.
She wrote;
Nurse assaulted by military man in Kumasi
We do not know what actually happened before she was assaulted but we’re yet to get a response from her. We’ll keep you updated on this story
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