Ending Bawku conflict a major priority—Mahama

President-elect John Dramani Mahama has prioritized resolving the ongoing conflict in Bawku as one of his key focuses upon taking office on January 7, 2025.

He highlighted the region's volatility, noting its proximity to terrorist activities and the threat it poses to national security.

Mahama acknowledged the peace efforts made under previous leadership but blamed recent security lapses for the escalation.

He stressed the urgency of addressing the conflict, emphasizing that stability in Bawku is crucial to preventing terrorist threats from crossing the border.

Mahama is committed to fostering peace and unity between the conflicting groups, aiming to restore calm and allow businesses to thrive.