Kusaug Youth of Bawku Extend Olive Branch to Police
The Kusaug Youth of Bawku in the Upper East Region have announced their readiness to put the past behind them and collaborate with the Ghana Police Service to maintain peace in the area.
This decision follows a recent incident that resulted in the death of one of their own, prompting widespread condemnation and swift action from the youth.
Background of the Incident
The incident sparked tension in the community, with the youth group demanding justice and accountability. However, in a significant turn of events, the Inspector General of Police (IGP) visited Zugraan and Kusang, meeting with the overlord, Zugraan Naba Asigri Abugrago Azoka II, to apologize for the incident.
IGP’s Apology and Zugraan’s Response
The IGP’s apology was accepted by Zugraan, who, in line with traditional Kusaas values of not rejecting apologies, has instructed the youth to forgive and move forward. This gesture has paved the way for improved relations between the Kusaug youth and the police.
Moving Forward
The Kusaug youth have assured the government, security agencies, and the police of their commitment to work together to prevent similar incidents in the future. This development is expected to bring peace and stability to the area, allowing the community to rejuvenate and focus on development.
Key Stakeholders
-Kusaug Youth: Committed to working with the police to maintain peace.
Zugraan Naba Asigri Abugrago Azoka II: Overlord of Kusaug, accepted IGP’s apology and promoted forgiveness
IGP and Ghana Police Service: Acknowledged responsibility and committed to preventing similar incidents
This renewed partnership between the Kusaug youth and the police is a positive step towards healing and rebuilding the community.
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