The minister made the disclosure during a visit to the area with a delegation led by Sonyowura Kanyiti, representing Yagbonwura Bii Kunuto Jewu Soale I, the overlord of the Gonja Kingdom.

The team visited the Gbeniyiri chief’s palace, which was destroyed during the disturbances, as well as other scenes of violence.

Mr. Be-Awurbe commended security agencies for their swift response, noting that tensions are beginning to ease. He added that security forces have taken control of border communities to prevent further disturbances.

The Chief of Tuna, Tunawura Daniel Safo Amantana, also appealed for calm, stressing the need for peaceful coexistence. He urged both Gonjas and Lobis to be mindful of their statements to avoid inflaming tensions.

Source: Rebecca Natomah

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