The Kusaug Traditional Council, under the leadership of Zug-Raan Asigri Abugrago Azoka II, has expressed appreciation for the Inspector General of Police (IGP)’s recent visit to Bawku, describing it as a significant step toward restoring trust and accountability.
This comes in the wake of a deadly incident that claimed one life and injured several others.
In a statement issued on Monday, April 14, and signed by Secretary to the Overlord of the Kusaug Traditional Council, David Adoliba, the council welcomed the IGP’s commitment to a thorough investigation, highlighting that his gesture aligns with their long-standing values of community development, identity preservation, and transparency.
“The IGP’s presence and assurances reflect his dedication to justice and the protection of lives, which resonates with our vision for lasting peace in Kusaug,” the statement read.
The council reiterated its unwavering commitment to peace and unity in Bawku, urging the youth to remain calm and eschew acts that could escalate tensions.
“We believe that dialogue and cooperation are essential in resolving conflicts and achieving lasting peace,” it stated.
Calling on the IGP to instruct the Divisional Police Command to redeploy personnel in the area, the council said it is ready to work hand-in-hand with security agencies and stakeholders to ensure stability returns to Kusaug.
“We call on all parties to prioritize peace and unity, echoing the IGP’s vision of collective action and dialogue,” the statement added.
The council urged the public to have faith in the justice system, emphasizing that peace can only be sustained through lawful means and open dialogue.