A traditional leader in Dzodze in the Volta Region has publicly invoked curses on individuals allegedly connected to the death of University of Cape Coast (UCC) student Innocentia Avinu.
In a video sighted by Nsemwokrom.com, the traditional priestess was seen holding a bottle of schnapps while performing rituals and speaking in Ewe
According to the video shared, the priestess called on the gods to reveal and punish anyone who may have played a role in the circumstances surrounding the young student’s death.
The ritual, which has since gone viral on social media, was carried out as part of efforts by members of the community to seek justice for Innocentia according to traditional beliefs.
The emotional scene unfolded amid growing grief and anger in Dzodze, the hometown of the late student, where residents continue to mourn her death.
Observers at the ceremony said the traditional leader appealed for truth and accountability, insisting that those responsible should not escape justice.
The development has added another dimension to the public discussions surrounding the case, with many Ghanaians closely following updates as investigations continue.
Community Grieves Over Innocentia’s Death
The traditional ritual comes days after reports emerged that Innocentia Avinunu, a 20-year-old student of the University of Cape Coast, had been found dead after she was earlier declared missing.
According to reports, her body was discovered along the shoreline and later deposited at a morgue pending an autopsy.
Preliminary information indicated that she sustained a head injury, while authorities continue efforts to determine the exact circumstances surrounding her death.
The tragic incident has left family members, friends, students and residents of Dzodze searching for answers.
Since news of her death broke, calls for justice and a thorough investigation have intensified both on campus and on social media.
What Happened To Innocentia Avinunu?
Innocentia Avinunu, a 20-year-old student of the University of Cape Coast (UCC), was initially reported missing after concerns were raised about her whereabouts.
According to reports, efforts were made to locate the young student after she could not be found, prompting concern among colleagues, friends and members of the university community.
Days later, her body was reportedly discovered along the coastline near the University of Cape Coast, bringing a tragic end to the search efforts.
Preliminary information indicated that Innocentia had sustained a head injury. Reports also suggested that no body parts were missing and there was no evidence of forced penetration. However, her mobile phone was reportedly missing when her body was found.
Her body was subsequently deposited at a morgue pending an autopsy, which is expected to determine the exact cause of death.
The circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear, and authorities are expected to continue investigations to establish exactly what happened before her death.
The tragic discovery has sparked grief both on the UCC campus and in her hometown of Dzodze in the Volta Region, where family members, friends and residents have been demanding answers and justice.
The video of the traditional ritual is below.
Dzodze Residents And Social Media React
The viral video has generated widespread reactions from both residents of Dzodze and social media users across Ghana.
Many people expressed support for the community’s calls for justice and accountability, saying they hope the circumstances surrounding Innocentia’s death will be fully uncovered.
Others focused on the role of traditional beliefs and rituals in seeking answers during difficult moments, leading to broader discussions about culture, spirituality and justice.
The incident has also brought renewed attention to the grief being experienced by Innocentia’s family, friends and colleagues, many of whom continue to struggle with the tragic loss.
As investigations continue, many people remain hopeful that authorities will establish exactly what happened and provide answers to the questions surrounding the student’s death.
Dzodze Residents And Social Media React
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