Media personality Ohemaa Woyeje has cautioned men to be more careful about the people they trust and the situations they find themselves in following the gruesome murder of popular phone dealer Terry Yaw Kyere, popularly known as Dinero.
Dinero, a 33-year-old phone dealer who operated at Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra, was reported missing on September 22, 2026, after leaving home.
His disappearance later ended in tragedy when his body was reportedly found at Teshie, leaving his family, friends and associates searching for answers over the circumstances surrounding his death.
It was against this development that Ohemaa Woyeje took to Instagram to share her thoughts, warning men to exercise greater caution when dealing with people they meet, particularly in situations involving private visits and secret relationships.
She argued that greater caution could help prevent people from walking into potentially dangerous situations and urged both single and married men to be mindful of the company they keep.
Ohemaa Woyeje also referred to some women as “Delilahs” and advised men to think carefully before accepting invitations to visit them.
“Many guys have died from visiting women’s houses! There are many Delilahs in town! Singles and married men, please beware!” she said.
The media personality went on to caution men against assuming that every invitation is harmless simply because it comes from someone they know or trust.
She particularly highlighted the potential risks associated with secret affairs and casual sexual encounters, saying such situations can sometimes expose people to danger.
“Sometimes what looks like a simple visit, a secret affair, or a ‘harmless hookup’ can put you in a dangerous situation. Not every invitation is innocent, and not everyone you trust has good intentions.
“This is not about saying all women are dangerous. It’s about being careful, especially when you are involved in secret relationships or affairs,” she added.
Meanwhile, investigations into Dinero’s death have since led to the arrest of three suspects.
The suspects, identified as Philip Dzifa Kofi Tefe, Sarah Osei Adams and Josiah Obodai, were arrested by the Ghana Police Service following investigations by the Police Missing Persons Unit.
Their arrests came after the police began probing the circumstances surrounding Dinero’s disappearance and alleged murder.
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