The Ashanti Regional Peace Council has condemned the target killings of Chief Abdul Malik Azenbe, the Kusasi headman’s chief linguist and a sub-chief in the Husaasi Traditional Council, at his residence in Asanasi F-line, where three other people have also lost their lives.
The Council expressed sympathy to the families and communities affected and commended the Ghana Police Service for their prompt response.
They urged citizens to maintain peace and tranquility, providing authorities with early warning information to combat impunity and boost confidence in peacebuilding infrastructure.
The Council expressed concern over the proliferation of illegal arms in Ghanaian society, particularly in the Ashanti Region, and called on stakeholders to support community education programs on the dangers of illegal possession of arms and light weapons.
Citizens are urged to take ownership of national security, embracing the slogan “If you see something, say something” and ensuring their actions are related to reported incidents.
The Council signed the press statement under the leadership of Dr. Harriot Takyi, Regional Chairperson, emphasizing collective responsibility in maintaining peace and security in the region.
