An embarrassing video that gives an account of the moment two military personnel were seen forcing a budding musician to take off his clothes in public has been shared online.
The musician, who has been identified as Theo Versachi, found himself in hot water when he stepped out in a white tank top paired with camouflage-pattern trousers that imitates a military uniform.
Unfortunately, he was accosted by some unidentified personnel of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) who instantly decided to enforce an uncommon code of the military that prohibits civilians from wearing military ensembles in any form.
Footage of the incident was captured by onlookers from across a busy street and has since gone viral on social media.
The trending video showed the military men disciplining Theo Versachi and instructing him to take off his pants. At one point he was sanctioned to go on his knees, despite his incessant plea to be spared.
Watch the video below
Reports gathered on the embarrassing scene indicate that Theo Versachi who had just finished eating at a restaurant was ambushed by the military men while walking to his vehicle.
The actions of the two military men is viewed to be in line with the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) effort to curb the unlawful sale and use of military-pattern uniforms and accoutrements.
These measures, which will reinforce the existing methods, have become necessary following the continuous use of the uniforms and accoutrements by persons and institutions, who have not been permitted to do so.
This Decree in part states that; “no person shall wear or use any military uniforms, equipment, or accoutrements or other material unless he or she is a member of the Armed Forces of Ghana”.
Meanwhile, the management of Theo Versachi is yet to respond to the viral video.
