Overlord of Dagbon, His Royal Majesty Ya-Na Mahama Abubakari Gariba II, has assured the government of his unwavering commitment to assist the efforts in sustaining the peace and security enjoyed in the Northern Region, as well as other parts of the country.

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Ya-Na made the promise when the Interior Minister Muntaka Mubarak paid a courtesy call on him today, May 21, at the Gbewaa Palace in Yendi.

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The Overlord, who revealed his willingness for collaboration, urged stakeholders and the relevant authorities to employ the use of legal and appropriate channels to resolve misunderstandings to promote unity and harmony.

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On his part, the Interior Minister reemphasized the government’s dedication to working hand-in-hand with traditional authorities to address security challenges and promote development.

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Mr Muntaka highlighted the essential mandate of traditional leaders in fostering peace and security, emphasizing their influence in community cohesion.

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He assured Ya-Na of his outfit's commitment to collaborating with the palace to maintain peace and security in the region.

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The courtesy call marks a step towards strengthening ties between Government and traditional authority with both sides committed to fostering peace and security in the Northern Region.

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Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak also paid a courtesy call on the Northern Regional Minister, Hon. Ali Adolf John, as part of his working visit to the region.

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During the visit, Hon. Muntaka expressed gratitude to the Regional Minister for his support and outlined the purpose of his visit, which was to engage with stakeholders, including Christian and Muslim religious leaders and Zongo Chiefs, to promote peace and security in the region.

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The Interior Minister emphasised that peace is essential for development and called on the people of the Northern Region and the country at large to cherish peace and work collectively to maintain peace and security.

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Following the visit to Ya-Na, the Interior Minister, the Regional Minister and his entourage also visited Zabzugu to encourage police officers recently deployed to the area to maintain law and order amid ongoing disputes.

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Mr Muntaka assured the officers that they would be rotated every three months.

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