S/R: 2 communities burnt down in renewed violent clashes
Violence broke out on Thursday, 1 June 2023, in two villages in the North Gonja District of the Savannah Region.
This follows renewed tension between the Gonja and Mamprusi tribal groups.
The two villages, Nyoagbini and Lukula were burnt down during the violence.
Several casualties have been reported, while residents are leaving the communities to villages in the West Mamprusi municipality.
According to reports, some people who arrived in the Janga community near Walewale revealed Gonja warriors from Daboya had entered the village and ordered all Mamprusis out or face the consequences.
The Mamprusi side also sent warriors to stop a chief from Daboya from entering the community on Tuesday, 30 May 2023, renewing tensions.
Both sides were, however, cautioned by the National Security to withdraw their warriors from the villages while personnel of the Police Service were deployed to the communities.
Ten motorbikes were confiscated while several suspects were arrested.
Since the creation of the new region, there has been tension between the two tribes.
Source: classfmonline.com
Trending News
Apologise for your ‘misguided’ LGBTQ+ claims – Liberal Muslims of Ghana tell Napo
18:59Let’s celebrate Bawumia for pioneering facts-based politics in Ghana – Dr Boako stresses
20:46GIPC extends application deadline for Ghana Club 100 Awards to October 11
15:08AMA supports Climate Acts LBG with funding for waste separation project in James Town
03:14Join 'Environmental Prayer Against Galamsey' event – GRASAG to members
18:08Bawumia reaffirms his commitment to classify the church as a development partner
11:43Let’s not politicise galamsey fight –Dr. Dacosta Aboagye
04:06Don't abandon your child because of Free SHS policy – C/R Dep Educ Dir charges parents
02:17O/R: Ayeyi Impact Fdn launches 'Mentor Her' project in Nkwanta, advocates for girl-child empowerment
15:01Faith-based organisations will have equal access to my office when elected - Bawumia assures
11:30