BREAKING NEWS: Justice Delayed as Nana Yaw Frimpong Francis A.K.A. Nana POOLEY’s Stabbing and Death Case Adjourned to 5th June at Sunyani Circuit Court B

In a case that has sent shockwaves through the football community, particularly among supporters of Kumasi Asante Kotoko, the trial concerning the tragic death of Nana Yaw Frimpong Francis, popularly known as Nana Pooley, has been adjourned to 5th June 2025 at the Sunyani Circuit Court B.

The beloved Kotoko fan was allegedly stabbed to death in Nsoatre under circumstances that have outraged the public and ignited calls for swift and uncompromising justice. Known widely for his unwavering loyalty and tireless support for the Porcupine Warriors, Nana Pooley's untimely death has left a painful void in the hearts of fellow fans and community members.

During today’s court sitting, both the prosecution and defense appeared before the bench, but proceedings were halted and pushed to next month to allow for further investigations and the consolidation of vital evidence. The presiding judge emphasized the need for thoroughness to ensure that justice is not only done, but seen to be done.

Outside the courtroom, dozens of supporters and sympathizers—many clad in Kotoko colors—gathered in solidarity, chanting slogans and holding placards that read “Justice for Nana Pooley” and “Football Fans Deserve Protection.”

The case has become more than just a legal matter; it has turned into a rallying point for calls against violence in football spaces and a demand for the protection of passionate supporters like Nana Pooley, who live and breathe the sport.

As the new date approaches, all eyes will remain fixed on Sunyani, with the public hoping for a resolution that honors the memory of a man who was not just a fan, but a symbol of dedication and love for Ghanaian football.