Chairman of the National Peace Council, Rev Dr. Ernest Adu-Gyamfi
The National Peace Council has actually guaranteed Ghanaians of its constant dedication to address and potentially end the Bawku dispute.
Chairman of the Council, Rev. Dr. Ernest Adu Gyamfi stated although the Bawku dispute has actually resurfaced, there has actually been a great deal of engagement to make sure that it is fixed.
“The scenario is ending up being a lot more hard however on our part, we have actually not quit. The Otumfuo committee is actively working. The Inter-Ethnic committee is likewise working and we hope that provided a bit more time, there may be some method to solve the dispute,” he stated.
He was speaking on JoyFM’s Top Story on January 19, 2024.
Rev. Dr Gyamfi contacted the general public to support the security workers instead of subject them to analysis, including that this would provide the inspiration to provide their finest in resolving the dispute.
“We require to support the military and the cops to bring stability to the location. Often, I believe that an attack on the military and the authorities is incorrect since if we lose them, then we do not have any person there to assist us,”he stated.
His remarks follow the renewal of the Bawku dispute with 5 people losing their lives within the previous 48 hours.
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Regardless of the awful death, another event unfolded as a bus transferring roughly 45 trainees from the Presbyterian Nurses Training College in Bawku was assailed by 2 armed people on bikes near Binduri in the Upper East area on Friday.
A variety of trainees who were hurt due to the attack were been hurried to the Bawku Presbyterian Hospital for treatment.
According to info reachingJoyNewsthe trainees who had actually simply abandoned were heading towards Bolgatanga when they were assailed by the 2 males on motorcycles.
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