The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, will resume mediation efforts to resolve the Bawku crisis from April 28 to May 1, 2025, at the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi. The mediation, agreed upon by both parties involved in the crisis, aims to find a lasting peace in Bawku. The Asantehene’s involvement in mediating the crisis has been seen as a significant step towards resolving the longstanding conflict.
The mediation process is expected to bring together key stakeholders and provide a platform for dialogue and negotiation. The Asantehene’s role in facilitating discussions between the parties is crucial in finding a mutually acceptable solution. By bringing the parties together, the mediation aims to address the underlying issues driving the conflict and work towards a lasting resolution.
The Asantehene has requested that all stakeholders cooperate with the mediation process to achieve a peaceful resolution. This call for cooperation underscores the importance of collective effort in resolving the crisis. By working together, the parties involved can find a solution that benefits everyone and brings stability to the Bawku area.
The resumption of mediation efforts is expected to bring renewed hope for a lasting solution to the crisis that has been affecting the Bawku area. The people of Bawku and beyond are eagerly awaiting the outcome of the mediation, hoping that it will bring an end to the conflict and usher in a period of peace and stability. With the Asantehene’s leadership and the commitment of the parties involved, there is optimism that the mediation will yield positive results.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
