The President, John Evans Atta Mills, has invited a high powered Andani and NDC delegation for an emergency meeting at the Castle, Osu.
The delegation, led by H.E Kpan-Naa Mohammed Bawa, Northern Regional Member of the Council of State, left the Tamale Airport for Accra at about 8:30 am on Thursday March 31.
Other members of the delegation include the chief of Kumbungu Naa Yiri, Lawyer Ibrahim Mahama and Mr. Abdulai Anass who represents the Andani youth.
Before their departure, Alhaji Umar Yussif Alhassan, NDC Regional Secretary told Citi News that the meeting was scheduled to find an amicable solution to the incessant vandalization and destruction of NDC property by angry Andani/NDC youth in Tamale.
The action was taken in protest against the acquittal and discharge of 14 Abudu suspects by an Accra Fast Track High Court in connection with the Yaa-Naa Yakubu Andani murder case.
Meanwhile, all the 14 exonerated Abudus have re-united with their family relations in Yendi.
For the sake of peace, all of them including the former Yendi Municipal Chief Executive, Mohammed Habib Tijani arrived home from Northern Volta through Bimbilla to Yendi.
Reliable sources confirmed that they entered Yendi unannounced but that did not stop wild jubilation immediately their close relations saw them sneak into their individual homes.
The former Yendi MCE, Mohammed Habib Tijani, who filed his papers to contest for the Yendi NPP Parliamentary primary has started serious campaigning.
In another development, security sources have confirmed to citifmonline.com that three persons including a drinking spot owner were arrested on Wednesday March 30, 2011 during the curfew hours at Sakasaka.
They have since been detained at the Sakasaka police station.
However, law abiding Tamale residents are observing the curfew hours, from 11 pm to 6 am. The curfew is expected to last for one week subject to renewal or it being lifted.
Source: Citifmonline.com
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