The man, 66, who gave his name as William Agyei to the receptionist, drove a Red Toyota Corolla with registration number ER 1614 -17 to the guest house with the lady on December 19, 2020, Kasapa FM Online reported.

According to the receptionist, she found the man lying motionless the next day, Sunday, December 20, when she forced her way into the room to clean after knocking for several minutes with no one answering.

The report said the lady who checked in with the man was nowhere to be found when the receptionist went to the room. 

The owner of the guest house in Koforidua in the Eastern region reported the incident to the Effiduase police.

Investigators who went to the scene reportedly found several sex enhancement drugs including viagra for men, deep heat spray, unirob polar ice, bendroflumethiazide tablets, and several other used tablets were seen in a bag found in the room.

A red bag containing the personal clothes of the deceased including some regalias and a black handbag containing an amount of GH¢2000 were also found.

During an external inspection of the body, no marks of violence were found except foaming on the mouth.

The body has since been deposited at the St Joseph’s Hospital Morgue for preservation while awaiting autopsy.

He says the negotiations between the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the Federal government had reached 98 percent, adding that it remains only two percent to be completed

He spoke Monday in Alor, Idemili South local government area of Anambra State, during the launch of Ngige free medical outreach at the Community's Health Center.

Ngige said, "We have met about 98 percent of the request of ASUU. Some 5 to 2 percent is what you can call promissory notes.

"So, I am very hopeful that by midnight today, there are some works we are supposed to get on to do. They also have some work they are supposed to do on their own side with their people.

"Tuesday, we will meet in the afternoon and we will compare notes. We will put everything on the table and compare. I believe that we might have come to the end of the strike when we meet tomorrow.

"Well, it is a journey of a thousand miles which you will have to take one step first. Tomorrow, all things being equal, we will agree now to agree because we were disagreeing before.

"We disagree to agree and agree to disagree formerly. But tomorrow, I hope we will agree to agree. Once we do that, schools will re - open in January," the Minister said.

Meanwhile, Ngige said the free medical outreach that was launched in Alor Monday, was equally extended to neighbouring communities like Abatete, Oraukwu, Ideani and Nnobi among others

He said those with different ailments like hepatitis, eye problems among others should go and be treated free of charge, adding that about 15 medical Doctors in different fields would handle the cases at the Health Center