Victims of the recent clashes between youth groups and police in Bawku have expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr. Christian Tetteh Yohuno, for personally visiting the area and showing concern for those affected.
Many of the victims, currently receiving treatment for gunshot wounds, described the IGP’s visit as a gesture of compassion and leadership in a time of crisis. They urged him to sustain efforts aimed at restoring lasting peace in the troubled area.
“We are deeply touched by the IGP’s presence and concern. It gives us hope that peace is possible,” said a victim undergoing treatment at a local facility.
Mr. Ibrahim Iddrisu, Youth President of the area, also commended the IGP and his delegation for engaging directly with residents.
“We are grateful to the IGP and his team. His visit shows we are not forgotten. We pledge to cooperate fully with the Police to help bring peace back to Bawku,” he said.
The IGP’s visit follows a series of violent confrontations in the area, sparking calls for urgent and lasting interventions to end the conflict.
