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Bawku Naaba Praises IGP For Commitment to Justice and Peace

In a rare and significant public gesture, the Kusaug Traditional Council, led by the revered Bawku Naba, Zug-Raan Asigri Abugrago Azoka II, has lauded the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Christian Tetteh Yohuno, for his principled response to recent unrest in Bawku. The council expressed “sincere appreciation” for the IGP’s visit to the conflict-prone area, hailing his commitment to transparency, justice, and lasting peace.

The Bawku Naba’s commendation follows Mr. Yohuno’s tour of the Upper East town, where he met with local leaders and pledged a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the disturbance. His visit, described by many as a significant gesture of state engagement, is seen by local leaders as a reaffirmation of the police service’s resolve to restore order and rebuild trust.

In a statement signed by the Council’s Secretary, Mr. David Adoliba, the traditional authority acknowledged the symbolic and practical importance of the IGP’s presence. “This gesture demonstrates the IGP’s dedication to transparency and accountability, aligning with the council’s values of preserving community identity and promoting development.”

The Kusaug Traditional Council used the opportunity to reinforce its unwavering call for peace in the region. “We urge the youth to remain calm, avoid destructive actions, and trust the justice system,” the statement said. The Bawku Naba, known for his consistent calls for dialogue and reconciliation, reiterated the need for constructive engagement to resolve longstanding tensions.

The council emphasized that achieving lasting peace in Bawku requires collective effort. “Let us work together towards peaceful advocacy and meaningful dialogue to address concerns and achieve accountability,” the statement urged, echoing the IGP’s remarks during his visit.

In a further show of support for state institutions, the Kusaug Traditional Council appealed to the IGP to ensure police officers resume their regular duties in the municipality. “With this trust, we call on the Inspector-General of Police to direct the Divisional Command to deploy police personnel to resume their normal duties in Kusaug,” the council said.

The statement noted that the council’s call for peace and stability is a collective effort to promote development and unity in the region. By working together, the council believes that lasting peace can be achieved, and the area can move forward.

The Bawku Naba’s endorsement of the IGP’s efforts marks a significant step towards rebuilding trust between the community and the police. The council’s statement serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of collaboration and dialogue in resolving conflicts.

The Kusaug Traditional Council’s commendation of the IGP’s principled response to the unrest in Bawku demonstrates the council’s commitment to peace and stability in the region. The council’s efforts to promote dialogue and reconciliation are crucial in achieving lasting peace.

By prioritizing peace and unity, the Kusaug Traditional Council and the IGP can work together to address the root causes of the conflict and promote sustainable development in the region. The council’s call for collective action is a step in the right direction towards achieving lasting peace and stability.

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