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Mr Asigri Quinn, the third Prosecution Witness in the case involving murder trial of Gregory Afoko, said he could not tell whether the slain Adams Mahama mentioned the names of those who poured acid on him to his wife.
“I came out of my house to meet the deceased crying and wailing together with the wife in the compound of their house,” he added.
Answering a question from Afoko’s counsel, Mr Andrews Vortia, the witness, said even though he did not speak and understand Arabic, he heard the deceased reciting verses in the Quran and mentioning the names of Afoko and Alandgi Asanke, as those who poured acid him.
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Mr Asigri Quinn, the third Prosecution Witness in the case involving murder trial of Gregory Afoko, said he could not tell whether the late Adams Mahama mentioned the names of those who poured acid on him to his wife.
“I came out of my house to meet the deceased crying and wailing together with the wife in the compound of their house,” he added.
Answering a question from Afoko’s counsel, Mr Andrews Vortia, the witness, said even though he did not speak and understand Arabic, he heard the deceased reciting verses in the Quran and mentioning the names of Afoko and Alandgi Asanke, as those who poured acid him.