A well-known phone dealer in Accra, Ghana, has been missing for three days after traveling to Teshie for a business deal. Nana Yaw Kyere, also known as Dinero or Terry, was last seen driving his black Honda Civic to Teshie to meet someone and complete a phone transaction. His family reported that he has not returned or made contact since his disappearance.
Before his trip to Teshie, Nana Yaw shared his live location with a friend so that his movements could be tracked during the meeting. However, the friend later noticed that the shared location had disappeared from their conversation. Attempts to reach him by phone have reportedly failed. The exact nature of his concerns about the arrangement has not been detailed publicly.
Nana Yaw's black Honda Civic, bearing the registration number DV B9055, has also not been located since his disappearance. A missing-person poster shared online shows him wearing a white-and-blue striped top, paired with shorts, when he was last seen around Teshie. His family and friends are now appealing to the public for any information that could help locate him.
The disappearance of Nana Yaw has unsettled family members, friends, and fellow traders, who are urging the public to share only verified details about his whereabouts. For phone dealers and other traders who regularly meet strangers to close cash deals, cases like this underline the risks involved in such transactions, particularly when they take buyers or sellers to unfamiliar locations.
Circle, where Nana Yaw is known to many colleagues simply as Terry, is one of Accra's busiest hubs for second-hand and new phone sales. Traders there often rely on word-of-mouth introductions to strike deals. The incident highlights the potential dangers faced by traders who frequently meet strangers to close deals.
No official statement from the Ghana Police Service on the case has been reported, and it is not clear whether a formal missing-person report has been filed with police. The family and friends of Nana Yaw are anxiously waiting for any information that could lead to his safe return.
The public is being urged to provide any verified information that could help locate Nana Yaw and his vehicle. The incident serves as a reminder of the risks involved in meeting strangers for business deals, and the importance of taking necessary precautions to ensure safety.
Key points
- Phone dealer Nana Yaw Kyere, known as Dinero, has been missing for three days after traveling to Teshie for a business deal.
- His live location was shared with a friend before his disappearance, but it was later deleted from their chat.
- The public is being urged to provide verified information that could help locate Nana Yaw and his vehicle.
