TikTok videos of soldier killed in Ashaiman with his alleged lover breaks hearts online

Social media has been grieving over the death of Imoro Sheriff, a young Ghanaian soldier who was killed in Ashaiman.

Reports emerged over the weekend that the uniformed soldier had been killed by some unknown assailants in Ashaiman. He was reportedly stabbed to death as photos from the incident scene showed the lifeless body of the victim lying in a pool of blood.

The Ghana Army and the Police are yet to issue an official report on what may have caused his death as an investigation into his killing is still ongoing.

As social media mourns Imoro, a video that has been going viral captures his lovey-dovey moments with a young lady said to be his girlfriend. The video was first posted on TikTok by the lady with the caption I have really lost someone I can never replace.

In the video, the lady identified as Nana Yaa and Imoro could be seen sharing a peg and touching each other. Heartbroken Nana Yaa compiled the video and also added screen recordings on their video calls plus photos of her late lover.

The video posted on TikTok has since been breaking the hearts of its viewers with messages of condolences and consoling pouring in for Nana Yaa. We are sorry kk, take heart our queen, a TikToker said with another adding that we are sorry kk, take heart our queen.

National attention has been drawn to Imoro's death this morning, 7th March 2023, after some military personnel stormed the area over the alleged murder of their colleague officer.

In the early hours of Tuesday morning, while the rains were pouring, a group of soldiers stormed the community to enact revenge on civilians. In videos that have gone viral on social media, the military could be seen beating up civilians at various points.

Another footage also showed the streets of Ashaiman dead silent, with many hiding in their rooms in fear of the soldiers.

Meanwhile, some Ghanaians on social media have given their reactions to the military’s invasion of Ashaiman.

While some condemned the actions of the soldiers in beating up civilians, others also backed them to use such means to find the culprits of the murder.

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