In a significant development in the Aflao mobile money vendor killing case, the Ghana Police Service has arrested the father of one of the primary suspects. The arrest of Happy Sewordor, announced in an official police statement on May 22, 2025, marks the latest development in the ongoing investigation into the death of Christopher Ahordor. The Volta Regional Police Command and the Anti-Armed Robbery Unit continue to work diligently on this complex case, underscoring their commitment to bringing all perpetrators to justice and ensuring the safety of the Aflao community. The investigation into the Aflao MoMo killing remains a high priority.

Happy Sewordor, 65, was apprehended on May 18, 2025, at approximately 2:00 a.m. He is the father of Michael Sewornu, who was previously arrested and remains in prison custody in connection with the Christopher Ahordor mobile money vendor killing. Police believe Happy Sewordor is connected to the robbery and murder, alleging he played a role in harboring evidence.

During a search of Happy Sewordor’s residence, police discovered a cache of items, including four single-barrel cap guns, a locally made pistol, 15 empty cartridges, and substances suspected to be Indian hemp and Tramadol. According to the Ghana Police Service, “Preliminary investigations suggest that Happy Sewordor had collected these items from one of the houses in Aflao, allegedly belonging to his son, Michael Sewornu.” These findings further implicate Sewordor in the crime.

Happy Sewordor was arraigned before court on May 21 and remanded into prison custody. He is scheduled to reappear on June 16, 2025, to assist with ongoing investigations. His testimony and any further evidence uncovered could be crucial in understanding the full scope of the crime and the involvement of all parties.

In addition to the Sewornu arrests, other suspects have been apprehended in connection with the MoMo killing. Hadi Sulley (22), Ewe Abraham (aka Wale, 25), and Eric Dordzinu (25) were arrested in Accra on May 12, 2025. They were subsequently transferred to the Volta Regional Command on May 14, arraigned on May 19, and remanded in prison custody, also scheduled to reappear on June 16, 2025. Their arrests represent a significant step forward in the investigation.

Previously, Korku Agboada, Utsuku Onyeso, and Michael Sewornu were taken into custody and remain in prison. Atsu Agbagla was granted police enquiry bail as investigations continue. The coordinated effort by the Volta Regional Police Command and the Anti-Armed Robbery Unit has resulted in multiple suspects being held, and investigations are ongoing to determine the full extent of their involvement in the Aflao MoMo killing.

The Volta Regional Police Command has expressed its gratitude to the public for their cooperation and support throughout the investigation. “We are grateful to the public for the continued support in the fight against crime in the region,” stated a representative of the Volta Regional Police Command. This collaboration between law enforcement and the community is vital in maintaining safety and security.

The Police have reiterated their commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all residents in the Volta Region. Investigations into the Christopher Ahordor mobile money vendor killing, which occurred on April 28, 2025, are ongoing, with law enforcement diligently pursuing all leads and gathering evidence to build a solid case against those responsible. The community’s cooperation and vigilance are essential in this effort.

The arrest of Happy Sewordor signifies another crucial milestone in the Aflao MoMo killing investigation. With eight suspects now in custody, the Ghana Police Service demonstrates its unwavering dedication to securing justice for Christopher Ahordor. The collaborative efforts of law enforcement and the community highlight a united front against crime in the Volta Region, emphasizing the continuous commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all residents. As the investigation continues, further updates will be provided, ensuring transparency and accountability in this critical case. The authorities are determined to bring closure to this tragic Aflao MoMo killing.