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Ghanaian faces death sentence in Libya
Audrey Micah, Ghanadot

Accra, June 26, Ghanadot - Ghanaians who have traveled to Libya to seek for greener pastures had always complained of maltreatment being meted out to them by the citizens and state officials of that country.

This is irrespective of the numerous appeal made by the Ghanaian government to the Libyan authorities to always treat its citizens with some courtesy even if they had ran afoul of the law.

Latest to receive harsh punishment from the Libyan authorities is a Ghanaian citizen in Libya, Mr. Obolo Boateng, who had been found guilty of murder by a Libyan court and has been sentenced to death.

Speaking on Peace FM this morning, Ghana’s Ambassador to Libya, Mr. Kwame Tinkorang confirmed the court’s judgment and explained that the judgment came after Mr. Boateng was alleged to have killed his friend in the cause of a fight.

He revealed that, the accused, Obolo Boateng denied the allegations leveled against him by the Libyan court but it still went ahead to pass death sentence on him.

The ambassador has however disclosed that the Ghanaian government will appeal to the Libyan court through their lawyers to re-visit the case.

 

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