The President of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama, has taken a proactive step in resolving the protracted conflict in Bawku by visiting the area alongside Nalerigu on Tuesday, January 14, 2025. The visit is part of a broader initiative by the administration to address longstanding disputes through dialogue and collaboration.
In Bawku, where conflict has persisted for decades, the President is engaging with disputing factions and local leaders. His mission is to encourage open dialogue and build trust among the parties involved. The visit reflects his administration’s belief in diplomacy as the key to sustainable peace.
“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,” explained Acting Presidential Spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu.
President Mahama’s peace mission highlights his vision for a united Ghana, where disputes are resolved through constructive conversations and inclusive solutions. His direct engagement with the affected communities showcases his commitment to ensuring that peace-building is not just a government directive but a collaborative effort involving all stakeholders.
The administration recognizes that sustainable peace in Bawku and Nalerigu is essential for development and national cohesion. By prioritizing reconciliation efforts, President Mahama seeks to address the root causes of the conflict and foster an environment where communities can thrive together.
After his engagements, the President will return to Accra later today. His visit emphasis on peace, reconciliation, and development, reinforcing its commitment to tackling regional challenges with a hands-on approach.
Source: myjoyonline
