Peace, they say, is a process and not an event. Let me first praise the efforts of Asantehene and his committee for the careful and meticulous work in arriving at their decision. Nana, we are grateful, may you live long.
I believe we are still in the process of peace and have not arrived yet. This is a call for all of us, politicians, journalists, Kusasis, Mamprusis , and allied parties to be careful with comments that will be hurtful.
As long as this is a mediation and not an arbitration, we are looking at a win-win situation, but obviously, the Kusasis will be the happiest, so much depends on them in this journey of unity and the path of peace.
May Allah pour its blessings of peace on our land. May his mercies hold our hearts and emotions. May the fertile lands of Bawku bring us its best. May it produce more successful men and women.
May this prayer be heard as we all keep hope alive for better days ahead.
Kun Fa Yakun
Writer: Godwin Ako Gunn, Deputy National Communications Officer, NDC
