Asante Kotoko were stunned at home as they lost 0-1 against Berekum Chelsea on matchday 5 of the Ghana Premier League at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.
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Video: Baba Yara Stadium shooting victim tells his story
Augustine Oppong a driver who was shot last two weeks after Kotoko suffered a 0-1 a defeat against Berekum Chelsea has narrated how the incident happened after being discharged from the hospital.
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The Kotoko fans who were not happy with the results attacked the match officials and the police in their quest to control the crowd fired a rubber bullet and unfortunately Augustine Oppong who was at the scene got hit in the head.
Oppong was hospitalized and he has narrated his story after being discharged.
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“I am the one who usually drives some supporters home. But after the game, I heard a noise and I rushed to find out what was happening.
“When I went there the atmosphere was in a chaotic mood. The police car drove and parked closer to where I was standing. I turned to look at something, but unfortunately, I heard a noise and I became unconscious afterwards."
The accident has affected Augustine Oppong’s speech and eye.
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