British Police to Track Down A Nuisance Ghanaian Phone Caller

An unknown person pretending to be a Jamaican, speaking in threatening patois voices has been uncovered to be a Ghanaian. He was flushed out of his Jamaican camouflage by my true Jamaican lady who took him on on a tortuous Jamaican patois route. Having been faulted on his patois speaking, he came out from his pretence, starts speaking Twi and leaving numerous childish voicemail messages on various phones intended for the hearing of Rockson Adofo.

This Ghanaian in London who according to voicemail messages repeatedly left on various phones for the attention of Rockson Adofo, a Ghanaian freelance journalist, has been shopped to the British Police.

His messages have been played to the police. He is lucky that he calls from an unregistered Lycamobile Sim card phone number (0044) 07459022242 and at times precedes the number he calls to by keying in 141 so as to let his number appear on my phone as “Unknown” or else, he would have received a police visit and warning by now. This is how coward the person is, whoever he is. He aspires to cause some crime; however, he loves to hide his identity. Let it be known to this coward that he can’t have his cake and eat it!

The person is from Kumawu according to a prophetic revelation. He claims to be fighting me on behalf of Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, “Kumawuhene” Barima Sarfo Tweneboa Kodua (Dr Yaw Sarfo) and Kumawuhemaa Nana Abenaa Serwaah Amponsah. Little did he know that the tone and the words of the messages left are rather making the above mentioned persons accomplices of his intended criminal action?

When he is caught by the police, he will have to explain his action and by so doing, Asantehene will surely be implicated. This will blow Asantehene’s criminal involvement in the Kumawu chieftaincy case out of proportion to the international level.

I am sorry that someone will hire this uncivilized person who leaves traces all over the place to execute a crime for which he will surely be arrested and his hirers easily identified.

I know for sure it could be one of the following possible persons (names withheld for their safety & security) living in Dagenham, Streatham (London) and Manchester with the scale tipping heavily towards the one in Streatham. He knows himself and he must have started shaking like a leaf by now.

If he is a man with two hard balls dangling in-between his thighs, he should call from a registered mobile phone Sim card or his house landline or he had better get lost.

Being capable of engaging in intellectual political and social discourses, I shall not involve myself in base activities as being perpetrated by that unknown Kumawu citizen under discussion. He can carry out his irresponsible threats in Ghana but not in the United Kingdom.

Following the police advice, I should block his number from reaching my phone as he is a pure nuisance coward exhibiting his bushman’s characteristics in a rather civilized Whiteman’s society.

I assure the reading public that all the voicemail messages left on phones for my attention will be made public in due course. This will prove how he has not only debased himself but also, his employers or those that he supports fervently hence going down that slippery slope of pure madness.

I could easily have dispatched friends to get him out of his Streatham lair to be handed over to the police but I leave it to the police to do their own work. I should not act in any way that will compromise my credibility as a law-abiding immigrant in the UK.

I invite those siding with Asantehene and his cohorts in the ongoing Kumawu chieftaincy dispute to take up the gauntlet to prove to the world that I am in the wrong trying to bring out the whole truth about the Kumawu chieftaincy affairs.

Is it not said, “It hurts to tell the truth but in the end it brings comfort?”

He who threatens will end up recoiling into their hole when the long arm of the British law catches up with them. Let that bushman from Kumawu continue to fool about and it is a matter of time that he will be caught and sent to do time in the British jails.

“If you can’t do the time, don’t commit the crime!”

Rockson Adofo