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Nyankpala Shooting: Youth group demands progress on 2024 election violence probe

The group further wants authorities to review the suspect description given during the Interior Minister’s August 24, 2026, briefing and issue a public clarification if it is found to be inaccurate.“We want the circumstances surrounding the incident to be properly established through a lawful investigation, and we want the affected family and community to receive appropriate information about the progress of the case,” he said.
Speaking at a press conference on September 27, 2026, Alhassan Alhassan, Spokesperson for the Concerned NDC Youth in Nyankpala expressed concern about the pace of the investigation nearly two years after the incident.
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