The body of the deceased identified as Sarfo Boakye was found in a bizarre state on Sunday, February 25, 2024.

The Assembly member for the Ahenboboano electoral area, Samuel Kojo Kwa-Sam, confirmed the incident.

Accra-based Citi News reports Mr Boakye’s body was discovered by some young boys who had gone into the bush to search for mangoes around 12pm.

Mr Kwa-Sam narrated he rushed to the scene with the chief, Nana Yeboah Kodieh together with two elders after he received a distressed call about the incident.

“We reported to the police who teamed up with NADMO and environmental health officers to do the needful. We identified and contacted the family through his phone and the body was buried the same day,” he said.

The police at Ejura have since commenced investigations into the incident.

The deceased he noted was a member of a royal family and was survived by three children.

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The twins, born at the Ejura Government Hospital, are conjoined at the abdomen.

Doctors at the hospital had to perform a caesarian section to remove the children after the mother had undergone a similar surgery two years ago.

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The C-section started at about 6:30pm and ended at 7pm Saturday night.

The medical superintendent who carried out the C-section, Dr Mensah Manye, said that conjoined twins are very rare and this case is the first of its kind to be recorded at the facility.

“This is the first time we are recording this.” But that is not the first for Dr. Manye to have carried out in the country.

Five years ago, he performed a more complicated case at New Edubiase hospital in the Ashanti region. In that case, he said, the twins shared vital organs like the heart and lung which were very delicate.