Bawku: GBA calls for calm and backs Asantehene's mediation process

The Ghana Bar Association (GBA) is very concerned about the conflict in Bawku. They see it as a threat to human life, property, and national unity.

On Saturday, April 26, the GBA issued a statement. They stressed the urgent need for peace and reconciliation. Collective action is necessary to restore stability in Bawku.

The GBA praised ongoing mediation efforts. They reaffirmed that dialogue is crucial for resolving this long-standing conflict. The involvement of traditional leaders is particularly important. Their neutrality and moral authority help shape peace processes in Ghana.

“The Ghana Bar Association notes with deep concern the conflict in Bawku,” the statement said. It recognizes the devastating impact on lives and property. The GBA commends genuine mediation efforts and emphasizes peace, dialogue, and national unity.

The association fully supports Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and other chiefs involved in peace-building. They urge all parties to cooperate with the mediation process and respect its outcomes.

Additionally, the GBA pledged to use its platform for advocacy. They are ready to support any constitutional measures for lasting peace in Bawku.