Bernard Mornah Calls for Urgent Peace Efforts in Bawku Amid Renewed Clashes

In response to renewed fighting and gunfire exchanges in Bawku, Bernard Anbataayela Mornah, the presidential candidate of the People’s National Convention (PNC), and peace advocate, has made a heartfelt appeal for immediate action to end the violence in the area. Expressing deep sorrow, Mornah emphasized the devastating toll that the ongoing conflict has taken on lives and property, calling it “unpalatable news” that demands urgent intervention.

The recent violence has led to civilian unrest, with women taking to the streets to demand action from authorities, highlighting the crisis’s severe impact on the community’s future. Mornah joined his voice to those affected, urging the government and security agencies to fulfill their responsibilities to protect lives in Bawku and surrounding regions.

In his statement, Mornah called on the factions involved in the prolonged dispute to engage in peaceful dialogue, underscoring the need for collaborative efforts from key institutions, including the National Peace Council, National House of Chiefs, and the Council of State. He urged these bodies to establish a clear, actionable roadmap to guide peaceful conflict resolution.

Mornah extended his condolences to families who have lost loved ones and sympathized with those affected by property destruction. He ended his plea with a call for an immediate cessation of hostilities, championing peace and unity as the highest priorities for all parties involved.

Source: ghananewsonline.com.gh