The continuous "fighting" between the Abudus and Andanis (Dagombas) in Northern Ghana does not augur well for the development of the area.
It is pathetic that the two families has allowed themselves to be manipulated by politicians who would pounce on anything to gain political advantage. I will like to call on the government of Ghana to be an impartial judge in resolving this dispute. It is therefore imperative that the government focus on the so-called war and deal with guilty parties in the war. In so doing any side who played any part in the war whether the killing of the Paramount Chief of Dagbon (Ya-Na) and his elders or the killing of the three Abudu members should be found and prosecuted. It is only through this way that the government would be seen as impartial contrary to it present perceived stance of siding with the Andanis.
It is pathetic that the two families has allowed themselves to be manipulated by politicians who would pounce on anything to gain political advantage. I will like to call on the government of Ghana to be an impartial judge in resolving this dispute. It is therefore imperative that the government focus on the so-called war and deal with guilty parties in the war. In so doing any side who played any part in the war whether the killing of the Paramount Chief of Dagbon (Ya-Na) and his elders or the killing of the three Abudu members should be found and prosecuted. It is only through this way that the government would be seen as impartial contrary to it present perceived stance of siding with the Andanis.
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