A Nigerian man residing in Ghana has reportedly been apprehended by two men in Kumasi after he was allegedly accused of stealing an iPhone 14 Pro and subsequently selling it.
According to reports, the man was confronted by the two individuals over the alleged theft. The situation reportedly escalated, resulting in the man being physically assaulted.
He was allegedly caned by the men during the confrontation.
Details surrounding the alleged theft, including where the iPhone was reportedly stolen, who owns the device and how the accused man was linked to its alleged sale, remain unclear.
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