Late Major Max Mahama’s Family Asked To Vacate Burma Camp Residence

The 27-year old widow and the two children of the late Major Maxwell Mahama would have to vacate their bungalow at Burma Camp after the burial of their husband and father.

This, according to People’s National Convention (PNC) Chairman, Bernard Mornah forms part of the arrangements in the military after a soldier dies in the course of duty.

“The family was being accommodated at Burma Camp because their husband and father was a serving military man but now that he is no more, the family would have to vacate the residence after the funeral…,” Bernard Mornah said.

Major Mahama was lynched by some residents of Denkyira-Obuasi in the Central Region after they mistook him for an armed robber.

Videos and pictures of the gruesome murder of the later Major Maxwell Mahama went viral on social and mainstream media with the country condemning his ‘killers’.