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24th February 2025 3:21:13 PM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

A chieftaincy dispute in Gomoa Obuasi, located in the Central Region, escalated into violence, leaving six individuals injured, including Agya Amoh, the head of the Asona Royal Family.
The unrest broke out during a meeting in the community when a group of youth loyal to one faction launched an attack on their rivals, causing injuries and extensive property damage.
According to reports from Citi News, tensions have been brewing since the Omanhene of the Gomoa Ajumako Traditional Council, Obrempong Nyanful Krampah, appointed Kwabena Atta as the caretaker chief following the death of the town’s substantive chief. However, the town’s Regent has reportedly refused to relinquish authority, fueling ongoing confrontations.
Describing the attack, Nana Mbir Asomako recounted, “We were waiting to have a meeting, and suddenly, we saw stones flying through the air from outside at around 9 to 10 a.m. Several roofs of the palace have been destroyed, including two vehicles.”
He further expressed concerns about the attackers’ disregard for law enforcement, adding, “They claim they do not fear the police and will continue to terrorize us. We had indications that they were planning to burn the entire place down, so we decided to leave the palace. The police have been duly informed.”
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