Man Arrested in Ashanti Region for Possession of Human Skull Powder
Police in the Ashanti Region have arrested a man after discovering suspected human skull powder in his possession, raising concerns about illegal occult activities and the trafficking of human body parts. The suspect, whose identity has not been disclosed, was apprehended by officers from the Ashant
Ogyem Solomon
Police in the Ashanti Region have arrested a man after discovering suspected human skull powder in his possession, raising concerns about illegal occult activities and the trafficking of human body parts.
The suspect, whose identity has not been disclosed, was apprehended by officers from the Ashanti Regional Police Command following intelligence about suspicious activities in a local community. Upon searching the individual, police found finely ground powder believed to have been made from a human skull. The material was seized and taken into custody for further forensic examination.
Authorities are investigating how the powder was obtained and whether it involves grave desecration or other criminal acts. The suspect is expected to provide information regarding the source and intended use of the substance, as police continue to piece together the circumstances surrounding the case.
The discovery has alarmed residents in the area, who expressed shock and demanded swift action from law enforcement. Many emphasized that incidents involving human body parts are deeply troubling and undermine the safety and moral fabric of communities.
Police confirmed that forensic experts and legal authorities are involved in the ongoing investigation. Ghanaian law strictly prohibits the unlawful possession, trafficking, or desecration of human remains, and anyone found guilty faces serious criminal penalties.
Officials have warned the public against involvement in occult practices or handling human remains for purported supernatural purposes, stressing that such actions are illegal and dangerous. Authorities have urged community members with relevant information to cooperate with the investigation.
The Ashanti Regional Police Command stated that operations targeting illegal activities, including those involving human remains, will be intensified to safeguard public security and community morals. Updates on the case will be provided as the investigation progresses, and charges are expected to be filed once sufficient evidence is gathered.
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Officers of the Formed Police Unit (FPU) of the Ghana Police Service have arrested Benjamin Afedzie in Kwamang, Ashanti Region, in the morning of March 6, 2026, with a human skull ground to a powder. ⚠️ Note: Image used for illustration purposes only; it is not the… pic.twitter.com/BzY2a4tMbs
— CDR AFRICA (@cdrafrica) March 7, 2026
Source: Thepressradio.com
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