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Violent clashes in Nkwanta, Oti Region, have led to the death of at least three individuals, with many others left injured, following a fresh outbreak of violence.
The conflict, which erupted on Wednesday, January 16, has continued through Thursday night, plunging the area into a state of fear and uncertainty.
Residents report hearing sporadic gunfire as the violence spreads, and videos obtained by Citi News show loud gunshots and significant destruction of property.
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The ongoing clashes appear to be tribal in nature, involving the Challa and Adele groups on one side and the Achodes on the other.
While details surrounding the conflict remain limited, sources suggest that the fighting could be deeply rooted in tribal rivalries. The extent of the damages and casualties continues to mount as the situation remains tense.
It is currently unclear if security forces have been deployed to the area to restore order. Local sources have indicated that efforts to quell the violence are ongoing, but there has been no official confirmation regarding military or police intervention.
The situation in Nkwanta continues to be closely monitored, with the hope that swift action will be taken to bring peace and stability to the region. Residents are urging authorities to address the matter promptly to avoid further escalation.
