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Nigerian Businessman Arrested for Blocking Access to Apartment, Using Police Sirens

National Security operatives, in collaboration with the Police and Military, have arrested Nigerian businessman Ben Peters at the Aurora apartments in Kanda, located near the Jubilee House in Accra. The arrest followed a distress call from residents complaining that Peters and his associates had blocked all access to the building, preventing other residents from entering or exiting.According to Mustapha Gbande, the Deputy Director of Operations at the Presidency, Peters had become upset after the management of the apartment refused his request for a personalized key. In response, he allegedly decided to block the entire apartment building. When security operatives arrived, Peters initially resisted arrest but was eventually detained along with some of his associates.A search of Peters’ residence uncovered several vehicles, including SUVs with police sirens, and dispatch motorbikes. These vehicles were seized for further investigation. Gbande emphasized that Peters […]

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Curfew in Nkwanta Extended Amid Ongoing Ethnic Tensions.

The curfew in Nkwanta, Oti Region, has been extended from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily due to security concerns. A ban on carrying arms or weapons has also been enforced, with violators facing arrest and prosecution. The measure follows renewed ethnic clashes on January 16, resulting in three fatalities and multiple injuries. Security forces have been deployed to maintain peace. Residents are urged to resolve conflicts through legal mechanisms as authorities work toward a lasting solution.

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Over 200 Flee Nkwanta Amid Renewed Violence.

Around 200 residents have fled Nkwanta, the capital of the Nkwanta South Municipality, to nearby safe areas like Pampawie and Ahamansu in the Kadjebi District following violent clashes. These areas, which border Nkwanta, have become refuges for those escaping the violence. Eyewitnesses claim the conflict began during a funeral when armed men attacked the gathering. Seven people have been killed, and several properties, including homes and shops, have been destroyed. The military and police have been deployed, patrolling the deserted streets, while displaced individuals continue to seek safety. Locals are urging for a peaceful resolution to the longstanding ethnic disputes fueling the violence.

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Military Deployed in Volta Region Ahead of Ghana Election.

Ghana has deployed military forces to the Volta Region ahead of the upcoming election to ensure peace and security. The Volta Region has been considered a volatile area due to separatist tensions, including activities of the Homeland Study Group Foundation, which seeks independence for the area known as Western Togoland. The military presence is part of a broader government strategy to curb unrest and maintain law and order during the electoral period.This move aims to reassure residents and deter potential disruptions, ensuring a smooth and peaceful election process. Security measures also include patrols and checkpoints, with the government emphasizing its commitment to safeguarding the region's stability. Concerns remain about potential electoral violence or protests, but authorities are hopeful that the security deployments will prevent any serious incidents.

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