The government has pledged to communicate its definitive stance on the Bawku Peace Mediation Report within the next 24 hours.
President John Mahama made the announcement during the official presentation of the report by the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, who led the mediation process.
“I’m pleased that this mediation has come to an end, and that he has presented a report,” President Mahama said.
“I can assure him that government will review this report, and within the next 24 hours, will issue a statement on its definitive position.”
The President further urged that the mediation process move into a sustained phase of direct reconciliation, emphasizing that the report should serve as a springboard for continued dialogue, not an endpoint.
“But it’s my hope that the National Peace Council, the House of Chiefs, Otumfuo himself, and all religious bodies would continue the engagement between the Nayiri and the Bawku Naaba to ensure reconciliation between the two groups,” he added.
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