President John Dramani Mahama is embarking on a significant visit to Bawku and Nalerigu today, Tuesday, 14th January 2025, as part of his unwavering commitment to resolving the protracted conflict in Bawku.
The visit aims to engage the various factions involved in the decades-old dispute and bring key stakeholders together to foster dialogue and promote lasting peace in the area.
In a statement signed by the Acting Presidential Spokesperson, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, the President’s trip underscores his determination to ensure harmony and stability in Bawku, which has been plagued by recurring tensions.
“The President is determined to resolve the decades-old conflict in Bawku and will use the visit to engage the conflict factions and key stakeholders to promote dialogue to achieve lasting peace,” the statement noted.
President Mahama’s visit reflects his government’s broader commitment to fostering unity and inclusiveness across the country. The President is expected to return to Accra later today after completing his engagements in Bawku and Nalerigu.
This critical move has been widely welcomed by Ghanaians, who are hopeful that the President’s efforts will yield the desired results in ensuring peace and reconciliation in Bawku.
