Nkwanta south: The Oti Regional Minister, John Kwadwo Gyapong, has disclosed that six people, including three children, have been killed in recent attacks in Nkwanta South. According to a report by myjoyonline.com, Gyapong revealed that his investigations indicated that assailants are hiding in bushes and targeting residents in farms and remote areas.
According to Ghana Web, Gyapong elaborated on the pattern of attacks, suggesting that there is a deliberate attempt by certain groups to assert control over land and prevent others from accessing it. The minister highlighted that the violence has heightened fear among residents, with the situation becoming increasingly precarious.
A recent incident involved a young boy who was found dead in the bush after taking his father's cattle out for grazing. This incident underscores the growing concern among local communities about their safety and the urgent need for intervention.
Gyapong emphasized the need for urgent action to restore peace and protect local communities, describing the situation as deeply concerning. The minister's remarks call attention to the necessity of addressing the underlying issues fueling the violence to ensure the safety and security of residents in Nkwanta South.