21st January 2025 11:48:52 AM
1 min readA high-level government delegation, led by Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCOP) Abdul Osman Razak, the National Security Coordinator, is set to arrive in Nkwanta, Oti Region, to address the violent clashes that erupted last week.
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The violence, which resulted in five fatalities and left many others seriously injured, has left the community grappling with shock and fear. Authorities are still investigating the exact cause of the clashes, which saw sporadic gunfire and widespread chaos.
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Reports indicate that gunfire was exchanged between unidentified groups, sparking panic and forcing local residents to flee for their safety. The violence has displaced numerous families, many of whom have sought refuge in surrounding areas.
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The ongoing unrest has severely disrupted daily life in Nkwanta. Schools have been closed, and businesses are struggling to operate amid the heightened security risks. The local health facilities are also under strain, as some of the injured victims are receiving medical attention for severe wounds.
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The delegation's visit aims to assess the situation, ensure the safety of residents, and address the critical need for medical and logistical support in the region. Local leaders have called for urgent government intervention to restore peace and stability to the area.
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