“I Don’t Think It was A Robbery, It Was A Contract Killing” — Kwaw Kesse

Walter Sena
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“I Don’t Think It was A Robbery, It Was A Contract Killing” — Kwaw Kesse
Kwaw Kesse
Twelve years after the tragic death of his former manager, Kwaw Kesse has expressed deep disappointment over the Ghana Police Service’s failure to provide answers about the case.

Fennec Okyere was brutally murdered in his home in 2014. Speaking about the incident, “I don’t think it was a robbery. It was a contract killing, he was stabbed in the chest through to his back.” Kwaw Kesse revealed

Despite the passage of more than a decade, the case remains unresolved, leaving family, friends and the entertainment community without closure. Kwaw Kesse has publicly lamented the slow progress and apparent inaction of the authorities, stressing the emotional toll of the unresolved tragedy.

As Kwaw Kesse’s manager, Fennec Okyere had played a pivotal role in shaping the careers of several artistes. The lack of answers about who was behind the killing continues to haunt those who knew him.

Kwaw Kesse hopes that renewed attention will lead to justice for Fennec Okyere and accountability for those responsible.

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