Following the arrest of four individuals allegedly involved in the murder of Ghanaian phone dealer Terry Yaw Kyere, popularly known as Dinero in Teshie, his family is demanding the release of his mortal remains for burial.
On September 20, 2026, news reports and a series of videos circulated online suggesting that the phone dealer, who operated his business at Circle in Accra, had gone missing.
Following the reports, details gathered indicated that Sarah Osei Adams, Philip Teye and Josiah Obodai were allegedly involved in the murder of Dinero.
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In a recent development, the three individuals, alongside a Nigerian national who allegedly bought the late Dinero’s phone for GH¢100 from one of the suspected killers, appeared before the court today.
While court proceedings and investigations continue, the family of the late Dinero remains distressed over the situation.
According to the family, they are demanding that the state grant them access to the mortal remains of Dinero so they can lay him to rest.
Meanwhile, footage that has surfaced online shows family members and friends of the late Circle phone dealer storming the court premises and raining insults on the alleged murderers.
The aggrieved relatives and friends called for justice for Dinero, insisting that those responsible for his death must be dealt with according to the law.
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While some were seen lamenting as the four individuals accused of being involved in Dinero’s murder were escorted out of court, others were heard hurling insults at them. Some family members also called on the authorities to release the body so they could give him a befitting burial.
“The investigation is still ongoing… What kind of nonsense is that? They haven’t even released the body.
“They should leave the dead body for us. That is the reason why there is a lot of bribery in the country. This isn’t fair; the person is already dead, so they should just release the body for us to bury him,” the family stated.
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