Interior Minister Extends Curfew Hours in Bawku to Strengthen Security
The Minister for the Interior has renewed the curfew imposed on Bawku in the Upper East Region, citing ongoing security concerns and the need to maintain law and order in the area.
The curfew extension comes as part of broader efforts to curb violence and prevent further escalations in the conflict-prone town. Security forces have been placed on high alert to enforce the new restrictions and ensure compliance among residents.
Government’s Commitment to Peace
Authorities have reiterated their commitment to restoring lasting peace in Bawku. The government continues to engage with traditional leaders, opinion leaders, and other stakeholders to find sustainable solutions to the ongoing tensions.
Adherence and Consequences
Residents have been urged to strictly adhere to the curfew regulations, as violations could lead to arrests and legal consequences. Law enforcement agencies will conduct regular patrols and surveillance to uphold security directives.
The Interior Ministry has assured citizens that the curfew will be reviewed periodically based on the security situation in the area. Meanwhile, the government remains committed to fostering peace and stability in Bawku through dialogue and strategic interventions.
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